I did one of these today! The system uses a pre-operative CT scan to define an individual’s hip anatomy in order that the surgeon is able to put the components in the best position. This should help to improve function and reduce the risk of dislocation and premature wear of the bearing surfaces. I have more cases coming up in the near future. Please contact me if this is of interest to you.
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