I just had TRHR anterior on 2/24/21 from hip dysplasia. I was in agonizing pain and walked with a horrible limp. I am 3 days PO and walking with 0 pain and feel great. It’s amazing the difference!
Excellent video. Two weeks post R anterior cement-less. Partial r lateral 2 years post pathological fracture from osteoporosis. This surgical recovery so much easier. Muscle soreness along IT Band , sartorius and Rectus femoris stable pelvis. Using cane for last week. D/C 1 day post op. Your description of procedure really helpful. I am also a PT with bilateral knees,R TAR, bilateral RSR and allergies to cement. All done cementless.
Had mine hip surgery in May anterior incision . Surgery 8.00am. back in ward 11.30am painfree walked to bathroom with a small frame @ 10.30pm .. Medication 1 palexia following morning to have a shower 3 paracetamol a day for 3 days home on 4 the morning amazing did my own physio . Amazing surgery since I have had 5 spinal surgeries left with a numb left lower leg & Neuropathic pain in leg & foot as have stenosis once again in lower spine
Hi from Western Australia I’m waiting for my left hip to be done thank you for making it seem relatively easy your amazing . A gift for you Gods Mantra. In absolute truth love and light God produces absolute truth love and light the best of the best for full name. 🙏
Thank you Dr. Marsh for the excellent video. I am scheduled for right hip anterior approach on Tuesday 14 July 2020 at Sentara Princess Anne hospital, Virginia Beach. I am using a walker now (rollator) and still have pain even though I try not to put full weight on my right leg. I have researched the anterior procedure and I AM READY. Respecfully, Dan Satalino
Excellent informational video, I had Arthroscopic Hip replacement done to my left hip 2 weeks ago, I used a walker for 4 days and graduated to a cane, I feel that my recovery so far is ahead of schedule. I have a follow up appt. in 2 days with my Dr.. Hopefully in 2 months I'll be able to ambulate without the use of a cane. In Sept. of 2009 I had my Right hip replaced non arthroscopically done and it's doing great.
Had a total hip replacement almost 2 years ago and have had nothing but pain they tell me its not the implant but live with what my husband calls a waddle and at least 3 on pain scale went back to surgeon at least 3 to 5 times and was told he couldnt do any more for me go get a second opion ive had at least 3 opions and tried to see other doctors and get nothing back ive also been through 3 rpunds of physical therapy what can i do next
Well this vlog was made 10 years ago around 2013, but he said 10 per cent were doing the anterior approach? Not down in Australia. It's way, way more than that. No one down here does the lateral approach anymore, but many still do the posterior approach. And just on the doc's IT skills ... I hope he's a far better surgeon than what he's showing with a simple Powerpoint presentation. And oh there's him trying to figure out the table brakes ...
what about burning the nerve root heads to stop the hip pain to avoid hip replacement, i had my right hip completely replaced and i would like to try burning the hip nerve root heads for my left hip? what do you think, good or bad idea?
I just had TRHR anterior on 2/24/21 from hip dysplasia. I was in agonizing pain and walked with a horrible limp. I am 3 days PO and walking with 0 pain and feel great. It’s amazing the difference!
I am number 178 in the likes. On 19 Apr 2022 I have my hip replacement surgery. Your slide show is very informative and I do thank you.-GOD BLESSINGS
How did your surgery go I have mine on May 7th
Excellent video. Two weeks post R anterior cement-less. Partial r lateral 2 years post pathological fracture from osteoporosis. This surgical recovery so much easier. Muscle soreness along IT Band , sartorius and Rectus femoris stable pelvis. Using cane for last week. D/C 1 day post op. Your description of procedure really helpful. I am also a PT with bilateral knees,R TAR, bilateral RSR and allergies to cement. All done cementless.
Had mine hip surgery in May anterior incision . Surgery 8.00am. back in ward 11.30am painfree walked to bathroom with a small frame @ 10.30pm .. Medication 1 palexia following morning to have a shower 3 paracetamol a day for 3 days home on 4 the morning amazing did my own physio . Amazing surgery since I have had 5 spinal surgeries left with a numb left lower leg & Neuropathic pain in leg & foot as have stenosis once again in lower spine
Your lecture was very informative and gave more information to make a good decision for me.
Enjoyed this video! It was very informative! I will be having this same surgery on September 27.
Great video and presentation!
Hi from Western Australia I’m waiting for my left hip to be done thank you for making it seem relatively easy your amazing . A gift for you Gods Mantra. In absolute truth love and light God produces absolute truth love and light the best of the best for full name. 🙏
Thank you Dr. Marsh for the excellent video. I am scheduled for right hip anterior approach on Tuesday 14 July 2020 at Sentara Princess Anne hospital, Virginia Beach. I am using a walker now (rollator) and still have pain even though I try not to put full weight on my right leg. I have researched the anterior procedure and I AM READY. Respecfully, Dan Satalino
How did it go your hip replacement ?
Thank you Dr.Marsh for the excellent video! I just had surgery, broke femur in 5 places femur was jammed into the hip
Excellent informational video, I had Arthroscopic Hip replacement done to my left hip 2 weeks ago, I used a walker for 4 days and graduated to a cane, I feel that my recovery so far is ahead of schedule. I have a follow up appt. in 2 days with my Dr.. Hopefully in 2 months I'll be able to ambulate without the use of a cane. In Sept. of 2009 I had my Right hip replaced non arthroscopically done and it's doing great.
Had a total hip replacement almost 2 years ago and have had nothing but pain they tell me its not the implant but live with what my husband calls a waddle and at least 3 on pain scale went back to surgeon at least 3 to 5 times and was told he couldnt do any more for me go get a second opion ive had at least 3 opions and tried to see other doctors and get nothing back ive also been through 3 rpunds of physical therapy what can i do next
Where is Rutland Regional Medical Center located?
Well this vlog was made 10 years ago around 2013, but he said 10 per cent were doing the anterior approach? Not down in Australia. It's way, way more than that. No one down here does the lateral approach anymore, but many still do the posterior approach. And just on the doc's IT skills ... I hope he's a far better surgeon than what he's showing with a simple Powerpoint presentation. And oh there's him trying to figure out the table brakes ...
what about burning the nerve root heads to stop the hip pain to avoid hip replacement, i had my right hip completely replaced and i would like to try burning the hip nerve root heads for my left hip? what do you think, good or bad idea?
If my surgeon comes in with a cheat sheet, I am running on my destroyed femur out of the hospital.
Fascinated . ++++++++++++++++++++++++++