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Hip Arthroplasty: New & Future directions
Section I: Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty
1.Indications and Preoperative planning in Total Hip Arthroplasty
2.Hip Biomechanics Total Hip Arthroplasty
3.Direct Anterior approach to Total Hip Arthroplasty
4.Anterolateral (Hardinge) Approach in Total Hip Arthroplasty
5.Posterior (Southern) Approach in Total Hip Arthroplasty
6.Cementing techniques in Total hip arthroplasty
7.The Cemented total hip Arthroplasty: the Exeter philosophy
8.The Cementless total hip Arthroplasty
9.Hybrid in Total Hip Arthroplasty
10.Minimally invasive total hip Arthroplasty11.Bipolar hip hemiarthroplasty
12.Radiological assessment in total hip arthroplasty
Section II: Stems in Total Hip Arthroplasty: philosophy and indications
13.Tapered polished cemented stem(Exeter/c stem) in Total Hip Arthroplasty
14.Hydroxyapatite coated cementless stem (Accolade/corail) in Total Hip Arthroplasty
15.Grid blasted porous stems(trilock) in Total Hip Arthroplasty
16.Extensively coated porous stems (Solution) in Total Hip Arthroplasty
17.Modular tapered conical stem.(Wagner) in Total Hip Arthroplasty
18.Modular proximally coated metaphyseal stem (S-ROM) in Total Hip Arthroplasty
Section III: Tribology
19.Polyethylene Cups in Total hip Arthroplasty.
20.Cementless cups in Total Hip Arthroplasty
21.Hard on hard bearing in total hip arthroplasty
22.Hard on soft bearing in total hip arthroplasty
23.Dual mobility cups in primary Total Hip Arthroplasty
Section IV: Total hip replacement in Complex scenario
24.Total hip replacement in Avascular necrosis of hip
25. Total hip replacement in fracture neck of femur
26. Total hip replacement in fresh Intertrochanteric fractures
27. Total hip replacement in Ankylosed/fused hips
28. Total hip replacement in Protusio acetabuli
29. Total hip replacement in Dysplastic hips
30. Total hip replacement in Proximal Femoral deformity
31. Total hip replacement post Acetabular fractures
32. Total hip replacement post failed fixations for trauma.
33. Total hip replacement post tuberculosis hip.
34. Total hip replacement in sequelae septic arthritis hip
35. Total hip replacement in sickle cell disease.
36. Total hip replacement in neglected Hip dislocations
37. Total hip replacement in Juvenile Rheumatoid arthritis
38. Managing acetabular bone loss in Primary Total hip replacementSection V: Complications in Total Hip replacement
39.Painful hip: an algorithmic approach Total hip replacement
40.Periprosthetic fractures in Total Hip replacement
41.How to manage instability after Total hip replacement
42.Management of limb length discrepancy in Total hip replacement
43.Heterotrophic Ossification Total hip replacement
44.Management of Sciatic Nerve Palsy after Total hip replacement
45.Trunionosis in Total hip replacement
46.Basic Principles of management of Infection in Total hip replacement
47.Single stage revision of infected in Total hip replacement
48.Two stage revision of Infected in Total hip replacement
49.Deep vein Thrombosis: prevention & management in Total hip replacement
Section VI: Navigation and Robotics in Total hip replacement
50.Navigation assisted Total hip replacement
51.Robotic Assisted Total hip replacement
SECTION VII: REVISION TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY
52.Modes of failure in Total hip arthroplasty?
53.Indications of revision Total hip arthroplasty
54.Surgical exposures in Revision Total hip arthroplasty: Extended trochanteric osteotomy
55.Component extraction on acetabular side in Total hip arthroplasty
56.Component extraction on femoral side in Total hip arthroplasty
57.Classification of bone defects in Revision Total hip arthroplasty
58.Rationale for Prosthesis selection in revision Total hip arthroplasty
59.Acetabular reconstruction using Jumbo cups in Total hip arthroplasty
60. Revision of Acetabular components : uncemented cups and Metal augments in Total hip arthroplasty
61. Acetabular revision using structural allografts Total hip arthroplasty
62. Impaction bone grafting for managing acetabular deficiency in revision Total hip arthroplasty .
63.Revision of acetabulum using Cages in Total hip arthroplasty
64.Constraint acetabular cups in revision in Total hip arthroplasty.
65.Management of Pelvic discontinuity in Total hip arthroplasty
66.Femoral component revision in Total hip arthroplasty
67.Revision of Femoral stem in Total hip arthroplasty
68.Revision of femoral component using uncemented modular stem in Total hip arthroplasty
69.Revision using an extensively porous coated stem in Total hip arthroplasty
70.Proximal porous coated stems in Revision in Total hip arthroplasty
71.Allograft Prosthesis reconstruct in Revision in Total hip arthroplasty
72.Custom flange cups and 3D printing in Total hip arthroplasty
73.Megaprosthesis reconstruction for Proximal femur defects in Total hip arthroplasty.
73.Managing Abductor deficiency In Revision Total hip arthroplasty
74.Revision of a broken stem in Total hip arthroplasty75.Revision of a Uni/Bipolar to Total hip arthroplasty
76.Re-revision of a previously revised in Total hip arthroplasty.
Dr Mrinal Sharma is a Senior Joint Replacement Surgeon and Head of Orthopedics and Joint Replacement Surgery at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Faridabad, and specializes in Primary and Revision Knee and Hip Arthroplasty. He has already written a book on Knee Arthroplasty: Current and Future Directions and has now worked hard to produce another masterpiece on Hip Arthroplasty.
After completing his master’s in Orthopedics from SMS Medical College, Jaipur he went abroad and was extensively trained in Joint Replacement surgery in many countries including the USA(Ranawat Fellowship), the UK(SICOT Navigation Fellowship,IOS UK fellowship), and Germany(Revision Arthroplasty Fellowship). He has been the Fist Ambassador of the Indian Orthopedic Association to Singapore. He has also many Domestic fellowships like Ludhiana Travelling Fellowship, Sancheti Institute Fellowship, Delhi Orthopedic Association fellowship and Stryker Joint Replacement Fellowship.He is the proud recipient of Ayushman India Award, SICOT India Foundation Award, MP Chapter Gold Medal Award and the KT Dholakia Award of IOA.
Dr Mrinal Sharma is the Executive member of the Sicot Hip Committee, Sicot Educational Committee, Indian Arthroplasty Association, and Delhi Orthopedic Association. He is also an active member of the Indian Society of Hip & Knee Surgeons and Asia Pacific Arthroplasty Association and the Indian Orthopedic Association.
Dr Mrinal Sharma is on the editorial board (Associate editor) of Journal of Clinical Orthopedics & Traumatology and has been a reviewer for the Indian Journal of Orthopedics and British Medical Journal.
This book brings together the latest updates and current trends in arthroplasty of the hip covering the basics as well as complex and revision surgery. Eminent arthroplasty surgeons across the globe have contributed to the chapters and shared their clinical experiences. There are separate sections on primary hip arthroplasty, complex scenarios requiring hip replacement, and detailed management of related complications. It covers revision hip replacement in detail with the latest updates on surgical techniques and implants. There are separate sections on computer navigation and robotic-assisted hip replacement surgeries. A special section on implants and tribology has been added.
The language of the book is easy-to-read, user friendly with pictorial representation of relevant surgical steps. Case-based discussions, surgical tips, and summary has been added in each chapter. The references given at the end of each chapter would be useful for those doing research.
This book is an essential on-the-desk book for practicing orthopedic surgeons across the globe, beginners in arthroplasty surgery, postgraduate students of orthopedics, DNB students, and those interested in research.
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