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Hip Resurfacing is the Ideal First Choice in the Athlete with Arthritis I Have 20 Years of Experience: Listen to Only Me Hip Resurfacing Friday 8AM Thomas Gross, MD 19 Hip Resurfacing is the Ideal First Choice for Anyone with Arthritis


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Hip Resurfacing is the Ideal First Choice in the Athlete with Arthritis

I Have 20 Years of Experience: Listen to Only Me – Hip Resurfacing Friday 8AM

Thomas Gross, MD 19

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Hip Resurfacing is the Ideal First Choice for Anyone with Arthritis

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Hip Resurfacing is the Ideal First Choice for the Athlete with Arthritis

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Why?

A more normal hip reconstruction

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Why perform HRA in the young/ athletic ?

Durability and function

THA works well for the elderly who think that golf and walking on the beach constitute an “ active lifestyle” It is not adequate for younger patients

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  • ung age is a surrogate marker

for high activity

 NICE criteria

95 % 10 year implant survivorship

 S

candinavian registry in patients under 50 83% 10-year implant survivorship

 HRA in 1285 patients under 50

96.5% 10-year implant survivorship

JOS R 2016 Gaillard & Gross

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Durability of Biomet UC HRA

10 year KM survivorship 99.5 % men, 98.5 % women

 4000 consecut ive cases  No age rest rict ions  No diagnosis rest rict ion 

gender rest rict ions

 NO ACTIVITY RES

TRICTIONS

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Does anything else come close?

Ceramic on ceramic UC THR Murphy 220 hips <50 95% 15-year Walt er 120 hips <55 96.5% 10-year

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Argenson CORR 2012

(UC Ceramic PE THR) based on UCLA score

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Amstutz JBJS 2012

(hybrid MoM HRA)

 No difference in failures based on UCLA score  Impact score > 50

8-year survivorship 89% < 50 “ 96%

 70%

failures cement loosening

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What about function?

Numerous studies show superiority of

HRA

None show superiority of THA When the bar is set low HRA and THA

seem equivalent

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 Cobb

IO 2013

 Mont

JOA 2007

 Barrack

CORR 2013

 Baker

JBJS Br 2011

 Haddad

BJJ 2015

 Noble

presented @ IS TA

Resurfacing function is superior

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THA patients have a shorter stride length and do not fully load the operated hip HRA patients are the same as a normal hip Cobb IO 2013

Resurfacing function is superior

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  • ung patients with HRA are much more able to

participate in high level sports than patients with THR Barrack CORR 2013 Noble presented @ IS TA

Resurfacing function is superior

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Barrack, Ruh, M. Berend, Della Valle, A. Engh, Parvisi, Clohisy, Nunley

Results When cont rolled for age, sex, and premorbid act ivit y level, pat ient s wit h S RA had a higher incidence of complet e absence of any limp, lower incidence of t high pain, lower incidence of percept ion of limb lengt h discrepancy, great er abilit y to walk cont inuously for more t han 60 minut es, higher percent age of pat ient s who ran aft er surgery, great er dist ance run, and higher percent age

  • f pat ient s who ret urned t o t heir most favored

recreat ional act ivit y.

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Why are THA patients limited?

 Abnormal loading t hrough t he st em

2-5% t high pain wit h ADL limit ing pain wit h impact sport s

 Inst abilit y

difficult y wit h yoga, gymnast ics, mart ial art s, kayaking due t o risk of inst abilit y

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Its not rocket science

unstable Thigh pain

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Interpretation

 DJD is cart ilage loss  Golden rule of ort hopedics: mimic nat ure  Replacing t he surfaces is all t hat is required

 Why amputate the head, load the femoral

shaft, and create a mechanically unstable j oint?

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The best option for athletes

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The XLPE Hip S

  • ciety is wrong.

Our “ thought leaders” are misleading us. Give patients a more durable and functional hip Allow them to reap the proven benefits of exercise