Is it possible to operate on both hips at the same time?
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Is it possible to operate on both hips at the same time?
Bilateral hip surgery, which allows both hips to be operated on in a single operation, has transformed the treatment of degenerative hip pathologies such as osteoarthritis, dysplasia or necrosis.
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We talked about minimally invasive surgery for hip prostheses with Juan Ramón Prieto, specialist in hip and pelvis pathology at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra in Madrid.
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The CUN opts for minimally invasive anterior approach to hip surgery
The Clínica Universidad de Navarra (CUN) is committed to the implantation of hip prostheses through the anterior route, in front of the groin, since it is “minimally invasive” and allows the patient to walk with crutches in four hours and be discharged from the hospital in 48 hours.
Patient walks four hours after hip surgery
A new technique applied at Clínica Universidad de Navarra in Madrid allows the patient to walk four hours after hip surgery. It improves precision because it allows the realization of more reliable intraoperative radiographs and leaves a more esthetic scar.
Low invasive surgeries to implant hip prostheses
It is a surgery especially indicated for sports patients and for people with obesity. Recovery is faster than the conventional procedure, while pain, incision size and hospital stay are minimized.
FEMOROACETABULAR SHOCK, "new" disease of young athletes
Femoroacetabular impingement is a common pathology in young athletes, but new in its diagnosis, “because until a few years ago it was not typified, that is to say, it did not exist as such”.
– Dr. Juan Ramón Prieto. –
The Clínica Universidad de Navarra opts for MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERIES to implant hip prostheses
With the incorporation of Dr. Juan Ramón Prieto, a specialist in hip and pelvis pathology, the Clinic addresses the implantation of hip prosthesis with interventions that shorten recovery and minimize pain, incision and hospital stay.
