In this module, experts from across the globe will deliver knowledge and expertise on how to consider high-risk patients for hip instability in total hip arthroplasty.
Agenda
- Dual Mobility – Should everyone get one? (Defining indications and who is a high-risk patient for instability)
- Addressing the recurrent dislocators: Do we have a solution?
- Does bearing matters when dealing with high-risk patients?
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Pre-Requisites
- A strong expertise on hip arthroplasty
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Learning Objectives
- Distinguish the clinical indication of patients who are high risk for instability
- Understand the role of dual mobility in high-risk patients
- Analyze how to address recurrent dislocators in THA
- Appraise the importance bearing materials in high-risk patients
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Contributors:
- Dr Amit Atrey, Canada
- Dr Stephen Duncan, United States of America
- Dr Ed Su, United States of America
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On-Demand Global Webinar: Optimizing Stability in THA through the Next Generation Dual Mobility