August 2025 – THA in Protrusio Acetabulum with Intertrochanteric Fracture: Dr Rahul Sharma
Impaction Bone Grafting (IBG) is a surgical technique used in revision total hip arthroplasty (THA) to address acetabular bone loss. It involves filling bone defects with morselized (crushed) cancellous bone grafts, which are then firmly compacted. This impacted bone acts as a biological void filler, restoring bone stock, and eventually gets incorporated and substituted by the patient’s own host bone over time. The primary goals of IBG are to restore hip center and joint biomechanics while achieving stable fixation of the acetabular component.
November 2024 THA in Ankylosis: Achieving a Good Outcome
Inflammatory arthritis involving the hip occurs in 25%-40% of patients and is typically seen in patients with severe spine disease, worse functional status, and younger age at disease onset1. Degenerative changes and ankylosis of the hip cause decreased hip ROM, diminished functional status, and gait disturbance involving a flexed hip/knee gait to maintain forward gaze
September 2024: Robotic Total Knee Arthroplasty in a young patient with poliomyelitis and multilevel extra-articular deformities – achieving a well-balanced knee without increasing joint constraint: Dr Rajeev K Sharma & Dr Udit Vinayak
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