Who is a Candidate for Hip Resurfacing?
Hip resurfacing is intended for young, active adults who are under 60 years of age and in need of a hip replacement. Adults over 60 who are living
non-sedentary lifestyles may also be considered for this procedure. However, this can only be further determined by a review of your bone quality.
There are certain causes of hip arthritis that result in extreme deformity of either the head of the femur or the acetabulum (hip socket). These cases are usually
not candidates for hip resurfacing.
Talk with your orthopaedic surgeon to determine if hip resurfacing is the right option for you.
BIRMINGHAM HIP* Resurfacing System
Who is a Candidate for Hip Resurfacing?
Diseases of the Hip
Non-surgical Alternatives to Hip Resurfacing
The Procedure
The Implant
Hip Rehabilitation After Surgery
Preventing Hip Resurfacing Complications
Frequently Asked Questions
BIRMINGHAM HIP* Resurfacing System Videos
Introduction
Hip Anatomy
Hip Conditions
Treatment Options
Implants Design
Surgery
Bearing Surfaces
Bone Conservation
BIRMINGHAM HIP* Conclusion
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