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This AHF2023 panel discussed issues surrounding hip stability, including the use of dual mobility implants and the role of surgical technique

The Acetabulum and Hip Stability | AHF2023 Panel

The first panel discussion at AHF 2023 on “The Acetabulum and Hip Stability” featured input from:

  • Dr. Moritz Tannast, University of Fribourg
  • Dr. Ronald W. Hillock, Nevada Orthopedic & Spine Center
  • Dr. Friedrich Boettner, Hospital for Special Surgery
  • Andrew Amundson, HipInsight
  • Dr. Anthony T. Carter, Hampton Road Orthopedics
  • Dr. Sharat Kusuma, Exactech
  • Dr. John Masonis, OrthoCarolina
  • Dr. Ken Mathis, UTHealth Houston

Highlights include: –

  • Discussion about the use of dual mobility implants and their potential impact on dementia patients. – Concerns were raised about the use of cobalt chrome in dual mobility implants and its possible association with neurodegenerative diseases.
  • Debate on the role of surgical technique and skill in reducing dislocation rates in hip replacement surgeries.
  • Discussion on the measurement of femoral and cup angles in hip surgeries and the importance of accurate radiographic criteria.
  • Mention of hip resurfacing as a potential option for certain patients, especially in cases where a smaller femoral neck is preferred.

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