Hi ang
Although I have already had mine a couple days ago I am curious about some aspects of the operation itself.
Many discussions describe it involving cutting a number of muscles, the number dependent on the approach. How are and where are they cut? It is hard to imagine having any muscle function if for a long if cut in the muscle tissue generally. My guess it at attachment points.
How are they reattached to allow limited walking almost immediately? Are conventional sutures used, desolving staples, ?? seems to be a major stress point.
Looking at Grey's Anatomy gives the impression that vital nerves serving thearea and below are all over the place, how is damage to these avoided or are they really clusters and away from the work site?
When fitting the cup in the socket, the conturing of the socket seeks to be critical for stability, is some sort of cutting template used or is the cavity fashioned by eye using trial and error?
Just curious.
Although I have already had mine a couple days ago I am curious about some aspects of the operation itself.
Many discussions describe it involving cutting a number of muscles, the number dependent on the approach. How are and where are they cut? It is hard to imagine having any muscle function if for a long if cut in the muscle tissue generally. My guess it at attachment points.
How are they reattached to allow limited walking almost immediately? Are conventional sutures used, desolving staples, ?? seems to be a major stress point.
Looking at Grey's Anatomy gives the impression that vital nerves serving thearea and below are all over the place, how is damage to these avoided or are they really clusters and away from the work site?
When fitting the cup in the socket, the conturing of the socket seeks to be critical for stability, is some sort of cutting template used or is the cavity fashioned by eye using trial and error?
Just curious.