Showing posts with label Total hip replacement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Total hip replacement. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

#hipreplacementChennai, #HipReplacementIndia, #HipreplacementChennai, #shortstemhip, #Avascularnecrosis,
Watch a patient story seven years after bilateral hip replacements for Avascular necrosis. She underwent bone conserving short stem hip replacements. She is now able to squat on the floor and perform other activities also easily. To know more about hip replacements in Chennai, visit http://www.hipsurgery.in.

Total Hip Replacement surgery in Chennai, India by akvenkat

E mail- drvenkat@kneeindia.com to get an appointment for hip replacement. 

Sunday, February 24, 2013

AVN treatment in India- Stem cells, Mini hip replacement

AVN or avascular necrosis of hips is a common condition in India. The Times of India recently reported that there are 20 cases in 100000 of population. This is a sizeable number. It is a condition where the blood supply to the femoral head (uppermost part of thigh bone)gets shut off and causes the bone to collapse slowly. As the bone dies, the patient experiences excruciating pain and limited or no movement. Late cases can lead to arthritis of the hips.Stem cell treatment in early cases is a latest advance and has been proposed to prevent the disease from advancing further. If it does so and causes bone collapse,traditionally a total hip replacement has been recommended. We advocate a more conservative approach with a short stem hip replacement. This video explains the key differences between a short stem and total hip replacement. E mail drvenkat@kneeindia.com

Friday, February 22, 2013

Hip fracture treatment Chennai, Velachery

Hip fracture treatment in Velachery, Chennai. Early treatment prevents complications. Call 9282165002. Visit www.hipsurgery.in Fracture neck of femur is best treated by internal fixation or partial hip replacement. Total hip replacement is a good option.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Monday, March 29, 2010

Improper indications lead to early failure of hip resurfacing


A 49 year old man with secondary hip arthritis approached us for a hip replacement/ Hip resurfacing. He was suffering from Perthes disease. After seeing his x ray, I told him that he was not a suitable candidate for hip resurfacing. However he went to another surgeon who offered a hip resurfacing.
Interestingly within a span of one and half years, this poor man has developed pain in his hip. His latest x rays show thinning of the inferior portion of the neck and acetabular edge loading. This has probably lead to increased wear and metallosis leading to bony resorption.
This as leading hip surgeons should know is a disastrous complication. It leads to gross bony and soft tissue destruction.
No doubt he will need a revision to a total hip replacement soon.

Saturday, November 01, 2008

Twin Orthopaedic surgery for Nigerian patient by Dr. Venkatachalam


A 40 year old Nigerian lady with hip arthritis and foot drop underwent a Total hip replacement and ankle arthrodesis by Dr.A.K.Venkatachalam of www.hipsurgery.in
A large diameter uncemented hip was put in to give her a good range of movement
The patient is recovering at the Chettinad health city near Chennai
www.hipsurgery.in