Hip resurfacing is an operation used most commonly to treat a fractured hip

Which of these replaces only the ball portion of hip joint

Contraindications for hemiarthroplasty include

Indications for total hip arthroplasty include

It's very common for patients with rheumatoid arthritis to have hip arthroplasty or knee arthroplasty or both

If only the acetabulum is affected, we will still have to perform a hemiarthroplasty

Absolute contraindications for revision arthroplasty include all except

Bone tumor is an indication for revision arthroplasty

Position of spasticity of hip that causes the joint to be dislocated is

Cemented fixation is more appropriate for physically inactive old patient

In cemented fixation, bone growth takes 3_6 weeks or more

Which is not true about posterolateral incision

Lateral incision is more stable than posterolateral

External rotation beyond midline is allowed after lateral incision

Strengthing exercises in day 3_7 include

First post operative rehabilitation guideline principle of hip arthroplasty is weight bearing consideration

In anterolateral incision, the surgeon cut tensor fascia Lata

In case of spasticity the most appropriate incision is

Preoperative training session consists of

Crutch muscles include