I am 81 and had one revision in 2002 on TLHR from 1992. Last August, I had a dislocation, and the surgeon I saw recommended waiting and seeing if it dislocates again before doing a revision. The X-ray shows the cup is worn, and Dr. feels the ball-head implant was too small for the amount of...
Hi Eman85, it should be 1 THR and then 1 revision 9 years later, and now the dislocation 23 years after the revision. I would say the cause is repeated pushing off the floor or sand when laying flat, then using the operated leg as the force to get up off the floor. I started doing this a few...
Hi Mendogal,
Thanks for your response, and I just met with an ortho hip revision specialist at UCLA; his information and experience with dislocations after such a long period of time were reassuring in that he would be the right doctor to do the revision if I decided to go that route.
Bill
Thanks Jamie. It happened due to what I now realize was a practice in finishing my stretching that violates one of the precautions, crossing my operated leg over while lying flat, and then putting my full body weight on that leg while pushing off the sand (before I go in the water to surf). This...
I would like to hear from anyone who has had a hip revision after a dislocation of the 1st revision, which was in 2002; the initial TLHR was in 1993. So the revision has lasted 23 years until three weeks ago when it dislocated as I got ready to paddle out for a surf session. It was a very...
I had Rotator Cuff surgery in December of 2021 (8 months ago), the long bicep tendon had a full tear and the surgeon cleaned the stump on the lower end and let the upper stump alone. It now has become a problem (the upper stump) as it seems that it has traveled up between the acromion and the...
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