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Posts Tagged ‘research’
Burnout in surgeons
A recent paper from China reported a study of 202 adult reconstruction surgeons (hip and knee specialists). The study showed that 85% of surgeons showed signs of burnout. Risk factors … read more
Detection of total hip arthroplasties at airport security checkpoints – how do updated security measures affect patients?
Many of my patients are curious about whether or not their hip replacement will trigger security alarms at the airport. This recent study from the US is helpful, and hopefully … read more
Hips, evolution and 3D modelling
Fascinating stuff from Oxford University. We already use 3D printed implants in hip surgery, but work like this will help us to improve the way that they are manufactured and … read more
Appoaches to the hip joint
approaches-position-statement-2016 Here is an interesting position statement which gives advice on surgical approaches to the hip joint. The direct anterior approach is certainly gaining in popularity, but it is not … read more
Superobesity and total hips
Here is an interesting article about the effects of obesity on the outcome of hip replacement surgery. Many patients who undergo surgery are somewhat overweight, but this isn’t a reason … read more
The ‘forgotten’ hip
Nowadays, hip replacement is so commonly performed that it is regarded as routine. The outcomes are usually excellent, and many people aren’t aware of their new hip after a few … read more
Muscle loss, apples and tomatoes!
An apple a day may well keep the doctor away… As we grow older, we lose strength and muscle mass. However, the cause of age-related muscle weakness and atrophy has … read more
International Society for Technology in Arthroplasty
I have just returned from this meeting that was held in Vienna. I’ve been a member of ISTA for several years and it is always an interesting meeting. It brings … read more
National Joint Registry recognises hip replacement surgery success
This post from the National Joint Registry celebrated the anniversary of the first hip replacement done on November 23 1962. Hip replacement surgery, a technique first introduced by British … read more
