30: Replacing the Dysplastic Hip via the Direct Anterior Approach John L. Masonis Frederick Laude J. Bohannon Mason Mark Hood Key Learning Points Understand the extensive preoperative planning required for…
29: Hip Resection Arthroplasty via the Direct Anterior Approach Murillo Adrados Lee E. Rubin Key Learning Points Differentiate between the historical “Girdlestone” and the modern hip resection arthroplasty procedure. Understand…
28: Hip Arthrodesis Takedown via the Direct Anterior Approach Kristoff Corten Cigdem Sarac Key Learning Points An extensile direct anterior approach (DAA) to the acetabulum and anterior column is advisable…
27: Management of Recurrent Instability via the Direct Anterior Approach Nathan Haile Timothy Kahn Jeremy M. Gililland Key Learning Points Understand reasons for instability after THA and how to appropriately…
26: Acetabular Augments, Cage Reconstructions, and Custom Triflanges Lucas Anderson Steven Donohoe J. Bohannon Mason John L. Masonis Key Learning Points An overview of different options to treat severe acetabular…
25: Removal of the Acetabular Component Through the Direct Anterior Approach Michael Huo Joel Wells Peteris Studers Ronald Driesen Key Learning Points The removal of well-fixed acetabular components should be…
24: Head and Liner Revision Surgery via the Direct Anterior Approach Diren Arsoy Eric M. Cohen Lee E. Rubin Key Learning Points Indications for isolated head and liner exchange in…
23: Direct Anterior Approach and Its Distal Extension Michael Nogler Martin Thaler Key Learning Points It is important to understand the distal femoral anatomy to deal with a severe intraoperative…
22: A Modified Extensile Anterior Approach to the Acetabulum and Anterior Column Kristoff Corten Joseph T. Moskal Key Learning Points Understand surgical applied anatomy of the extensile acetabular approach. Identify…
21: Direct Anterior Approach in the Young, High-Demand Patient Jaime L. Bellamy Dustin J. Schuett Key Learning Points Active duty service members and other high-demand civilians are at higher risk…
