Complex Hip Surgery

Explore in-depth investigative studies of some of hip surgery’s most complex cases.

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CASE 1: Custom 3D-printed guides used to remove extra poorly-healed bone after trauma of the pelvis

CASE 1: Custom 3D-printed guides used to remove extra poorly-healed bone after trauma of the pelvis

CASE 2: Robotic assisted primary hip replacement, with post-operative CT to check the 3D implant position

CASE 2: Robotic assisted primary hip replacement, with post-operative CT to check the 3D implant position

CASE 26: Revision of a loose cup due to massive osteolysis from polyethylene wear, using a custom 3D-printed cup and extreme leg length correction

CASE 26: Revision of a loose cup due to massive osteolysis from polyethylene wear, using a custom 3D-printed cup and extreme leg length correction

CASE 40: 3D printed guides for femoral neck cut and stem version

CASE 40: 3D printed guides for femoral neck cut and stem version

CASE 41: Next generation 3D printed cup for a complex acetabular defect due to osteolysis from a metal on metal hip

CASE 41: Next generation 3D printed cup for a complex acetabular defect due to osteolysis from a metal on metal hip

CASE 42: Next generation 3D printed cup for severe acetabular osteolysis and an intact bony rim

CASE 42: Next generation 3D printed cup for severe acetabular osteolysis and an intact bony rim

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