Hip Symposium 3 - What´s New in Revision THA in 2022?
Tracks
Plenary Theatre
| Friday, September 30, 2022 |
| 10:40 - 12:10 |
| Plenary Theatre |
Details
New horizons, techniques & materials in revision THA: what´s next?
Video techniques:
Video technique 1 - How to do an extended greater trochanteric osteotomy
Video technique 2 - Pelvic discontinuity management with 3D printing cups
Video technique 3 - How to remove a long cemented stem
Video technique 4 - Removal uncemented well fixed acetabular component
Panel discussion and audience voting for winner
Cross fire 1: Femoral revision:
Most femoral revisions should be done with modular stem
Non modular stem is my 'gold standard' in revision THA
Panel discussion and audience voting for winner
Cross fire 2: Chronic THA infection:
Most cases can be managed with one stage revision
If you want to be sure, two stage revision is the way to do it
Panel discussion and audience voting for winner
Case based session: Unexpected intraoperative finding during revision THA:
Case 1 - Periprosthetic fracture type B2: replace or not replace
Case 2 - More acetabular bone defect after implant removal: what to do now?
Speaker
Peter Devane
New horizons, techniques & materials in revision THA: what's next?
Gandhi Nathan Solayar
Orthopaedic Specialist Centre
Video technique 1 - How to do an extended greater trochanteric osteotomy
Vaibhav Bagaria
Video technique 2 - Pelvic discontinuity management with 3D printing cups
Hazem Al-Khawashki
Consultant
Advanced Medical Center
Video technique 3 - How to remove a long cemented stem
Fatih Kucukdurmaz
Video technique 4 - Removal uncemented well fixed acetabular component
Miquel Pons
Hospital Sant Rafael. Barcelona
Most femoral revisions should be done with modular stem
Sofiene Kallel
Phd Md
Non modular stem is my 'gold standard' in revision THA
Mustafa Citak
Most cases can be managed with one stage revision
Fatih Kucukdurmaz
If you want to be sure, two stage revision is the way to do it
Kathryn Gill
Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Case 1 - Periprosthetic fracture type B2: replace or not replace
Karadi H Sunil Kumar
Northumbria Healthcare Nhs Foundation Trust
Case 2 - More acetabular bone defect after implant removal: what to do now?
Moderator
Philippe Hernigou
Faculté De Medecine Paris
Oliver Marin-Pena
Hospital Infanta Leonor (Madrid-Spain)
