I will tag a member that recently experienced a revision that involved dualmobility. @golfer67
If you use the ”Search” top right, typing in dualmobility, threads will pop up where it’s been mentioned. If you tap on members avatars, it should show when they’ve last been on the forum. If...
So I had my surgeon appt yesterday and he has gone ahead and booked me in for surgery. He said that because I have hypermobility in the joints, he is going to put in a dual hip joint instead of the standard hip joint commonly used.
After doing a lot of reading online last night, and watching...
Hi all. New to this forum. I'm 57 and am looking at bilateral THR . I have been reading about dualmobility prosthetics and with the new composite materials it seems like dualmobility is quite a good option considering I am fairly fit and would love to get back in my mountain bike again one...
I also have a dualmobility joint. If you follow the joint registries you will see they are increasingly being used. They have been around for some time (70's I think) but the first generation had issues with wear and intra prosthetic dislocation (unique to dualmobility). These appear to...
For those of you doing research and trying to find more information, here is a link to all the thread attached to this topic that I found this far:
Threads regarding DUALMOBILITY:
https://bonesmart.org/forum/search/660967/?q=dual+mobility&o=relevance
Hello, I had a hip resurfacing that I had to remove . I will tell you that a dualmobility hip replacement felt more natural to me. You make a good point of already have a hip replacement on one side.
If it were me I would just get another hip replacement. Dr. Pritchett is an awesome surgeon if...
The technical term of the device you're speaking of is "dual mobility."
Not a doctor, but I sense that yes, if you have hypermobility, the dualmobility device adds stabilization and is a great choice.
As to why the dualmobility device isn't standard, my sense is that hip replacement surgeons...
...hip for your surgeries and we’ll create a signature for you.
I will leave some pre-op reading material along with a thread discussing dualmobility. https://bonesmart.org/forum/threads/anyone-have-dual-mobility-implant.67496/post-1515744
If you use the “Search” at the top of the page and...
I had a dualmobility implant in August 21. I'm 50, and my THR was because of developmental dysplasia, so birth defect which I'd always known would require a THR. Growing up I was told of loads of things I couldn't do, always because of risk if I fell etc I did them all and was terrified of the...
...happy for you, sounds like this surgeon has a great grasp of what you need. You'll definitely have to keep me posted once you get that dualmobility. I had asked my OS about getting one as I have fusion at L5/S1 and had read it was good for such instances. He said he would look into it but...
...an all ceramic hip and eliminate the chance of wear particles being a problem in the future. Did I understand correctly that you had a dualmobility implant and when they revised they went with a standard type ceramic unit? If that is correct have you noticed much difference in range of...
Hello everyone
I had my consultation with my doctor on 2/2 and my revision surgery is now set for 02/11 which is next Friday. I had all my blood work done and it all looked good and even had a CT scan done so that my doctor could tell if I will need a bone graph done around the edge of my...
...to improve the odds of matching my left hip to my right because I am told my hips are quite symmetric. I have the Smith and Nephew DualMobility joint in my right hip because the surgeon said the dualmobility would give me more range during all the activities I engage in. But I'm having a...
there's also studies (in france - a lot of the research has been done at Toulouse) showing that the dualmobility prothesis is better for overweight/obese ppl because it dramatically reduces risk of dislocation.
I'm going to ask the surgeon about it on wednesday
...in resurfacing is the femoral neck. He thinks based on my symptoms and timeline i got necrosis and the cap collapsed.
Even a slight collapse will throw the mechanic of yor hip off. Its a complex surgery. As stated earlier i find the dualmobility feels more natural than the resurfacing...
The last part of your sentence is seriously making my day "You have a life to live". It's been a long journey from both the pain standpoint, having had to restrict my activities and the mental draining that this takes on you.
YOU HAVE A LIFE TO LIVE is my new favorite quote.
Thank you for...
...mentioned. He said it would add a lot more stability, same thing with the implant. Now onto the hypermobility a question he did ask me is if I had Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, or had ever been diagnosed with it, because he said I was showing quite a few signs of it-hence the dualmobility implant.
...experience with others facing THR. My surgery was last Wednesday on my right hip. Surgeon used a superior approach (4" incision) and a dualmobility joint replacement. Surgeon said everything went really well. I was given minimal supine PT exercises and sent home. Pain has not been an issue...
...that if (and I probably will) I need a hip replacement due to my FAI and torn hip labrum that I will settle for nothing less than a DualMobility hip replacement. I have a fused spine and a fused SI joint so I need the added mobility of the DualMobility implant. My question is, does it cost...
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