The Total Hip Arthroplasty Preoperative Planning and Execution Course is an on-demand video program that offers orthopedic professionals valuable insights into contemporary approaches for primary and revision total hip arthroplasty (THA). Led by distinguished faculty, this program covers preoperative planning, surgical techniques, approach options, complication management, and emerging technologies. Participants can watch lectures, access related surgical video demonstrations, and explore patient cases at their convenience.
Course Highlights:
Thorough coverage of preoperative planning for primary THA.
Discussion of stem designs, fixation options, and bearing surfaces.
Exploration of different approach options for THA, including direct anterior, anterolateral, and posterior approaches.
Focus on extensile approaches for revision THA.
Identification and management of complications following hip arthroplasty, such as fracture, infection, dislocation, and adverse local reactions.
Strategies for managing bone loss and deformity in revision hip surgery.
Lectures, patient cases, surgical video demonstrations, and emerging technologies.
Segmented content by topic for easy navigation.
Accessible across various devices for convenience.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completing this on-demand course, participants will be able to:
Perform thorough preoperative planning for primary THA, including medical optimization, stem designs, fixation options, and bearing surfaces.
Choose appropriate surgical approaches for primary THA, including direct anterior, anterolateral, and posterior approaches.
Describe the extensile approach used in revision THA.
Identify and manage complications that may arise following hip arthroplasty, such as fractures, infections, dislocations, and adverse local reactions.
Manage bone loss and deformity in revision hip surgery.
Develop strategies for addressing defects in both the femur and acetabulum during revision hip surgery.
This on-demand video program provides orthopedic professionals with comprehensive insights and contemporary techniques for preoperative planning and executing both primary and revision total hip arthroplasty. It is an ideal resource for staying updated with the latest advancements in THA procedures and complication management.
