Surgery of the Hip 2nd Edition (PDF+Videos)
A comprehensive orthopedic surgery reference focused on hip replacement, open and arthroscopic hip procedures, hip preservation, pediatric and adult hip disorders, traumatic injuries, degenerative joint disease, rehabilitation, modern implants, and practical surgical decision-making.
Surgery of the Hip 2nd Edition is a comprehensive PDF and video resource covering hip replacement, open procedures, arthroscopic procedures, nonsurgical management, hip preservation surgery, traumatic hip injuries, degenerative hip disorders, pediatric hip conditions, imaging, implants, complications, and rehabilitation.
Included: 1 PDF and multiple procedural videos.
About This Resource
Hip surgery includes a wide range of complex conditions and procedures, from arthroscopic treatment of young adult hip pain to total hip arthroplasty, revision reconstruction, trauma management, pediatric hip disorders, and rehabilitation.
This second edition provides authoritative and practical guidance for orthopedic surgeons and learners who want to stay current with modern hip surgery techniques, updated implants, advanced imaging, minimally invasive approaches, and both surgical and nonsurgical treatment strategies.
Why Choose This Resource
Key Highlights
- Comprehensive orthopedic reference dedicated to hip surgery
- Includes 1 PDF and multiple procedural videos
- Covers hip replacement, open hip surgery, arthroscopic procedures, and nonsurgical management
- Includes new topics such as direct anterior approach for total hip arthroplasty
- Reviews hip pain in young adults and hip preservation surgery
- Covers minimally invasive procedures, bearing surface selection, and metal-on-metal complications
- Includes expert “Author’s Preferred Technique” guidance for complex clinical challenges
- Useful for orthopedic surgeons, hip surgeons, arthroplasty specialists, sports medicine surgeons, residents, fellows, and surgical learners
Core Learning Areas
Complete Curriculum
Foundations of Hip Surgery
- Comprehensive review of hip surgery principles
- Open and arthroscopic management of hip disorders
- Surgical and nonsurgical treatment pathways
- Evaluation of adult and pediatric hip conditions
- Basic science and practical clinical perspectives
- Patient selection and surgical decision-making
- Modern tools, implants, and imaging for hip surgery
Total Hip Arthroplasty and Reconstruction
- Total hip replacement principles
- Direct anterior approach for total hip arthroplasty
- Modern hip implant selection
- Bearing surface selection
- Managing complications related to metal-on-metal bearing surfaces
- Primary and revision reconstruction considerations
- Optimizing outcomes in adult hip reconstruction
Hip Arthroscopy and Minimally Invasive Procedures
- Arthroscopic procedures of the hip
- Minimally invasive hip surgery techniques
- Procedure planning and technical execution
- Modern equipment for hip arthroscopy
- Procedural video support for visual learning
- Complication avoidance in minimally invasive hip procedures
Hip Pain in Young Adults and Hip Preservation
- Addressing hip pain in young adults
- Hip preservation surgery
- Joint-sparing strategies
- Evaluation of structural hip pathology
- Surgical and nonsurgical approaches to young adult hip disorders
- Long-term preservation of hip function
Pediatric Hip Disorders
- Instability and displacement in infants and young children
- Pediatric hip evaluation and management
- Growth-related hip disorders
- Surgical and nonsurgical pediatric strategies
- Clinical decision-making across age groups
- Long-term function and rehabilitation considerations
Trauma, Tumors and Degenerative Disorders
- Traumatic injuries of the hip
- Hip tumors
- Degenerative joint disorders
- Management of complex hip pathology
- Reconstruction after injury or degeneration
- Rehabilitation after hip injury and surgery
Expert Techniques and Surgical Pearls
- Author’s Preferred Technique sections
- Personal advice from leading surgeons
- Management of complex clinical challenges
- Procedure-specific tips and pitfalls
- Advanced imaging and equipment use
- Integrating research, technique, and practical experience
Rehabilitation and Outcomes
- Rehabilitation after hip surgery
- Recovery planning for adult and pediatric patients
- Functional outcome optimization
- Postoperative complication awareness
- Return-to-activity considerations
- Long-term patient care after hip procedures
Learning Objectives
By Using This Resource, You Will Be Able To:
- Review comprehensive surgical and nonsurgical management of hip conditions
- Understand updated approaches to hip replacement and total hip arthroplasty
- Apply modern concepts in open and arthroscopic hip surgery
- Review direct anterior approach, hip preservation surgery, and young adult hip pain management
- Understand bearing surface selection and complications related to metal-on-metal implants
- Review pediatric hip disorders, hip trauma, tumors, degenerative disease, and rehabilitation
- Use procedural videos and expert technique guidance to reinforce surgical learning
Who Should Use This Resource
This resource is designed for orthopedic surgeons, hip surgeons, arthroplasty surgeons, sports medicine surgeons, orthopedic trauma surgeons, pediatric orthopedic surgeons, residents, fellows, medical students, and surgical learners interested in comprehensive hip surgery management.
Delivery & Access
This product is provided for recorded learning access. No CME points are associated with this product.
Reviews
A comprehensive hip surgery reference with strong coverage of arthroplasty, arthroscopy, hip preservation, trauma, and rehabilitation.
Excellent resource for surgeons and fellows. The procedural videos and preferred technique sections are very helpful for surgical review.
Very useful for reviewing adult and pediatric hip disorders. The coverage of hip preservation and total hip arthroplasty is especially strong.
FAQ
Who is this resource best suited for?
It is ideal for orthopedic surgeons, hip surgeons, arthroplasty surgeons, sports medicine surgeons, orthopedic trauma surgeons, pediatric orthopedic surgeons, residents, fellows, medical students, and surgical learners interested in hip surgery.
What is included in the package?
The package includes 1 PDF and multiple procedural videos.
What topics are covered?
The resource covers hip replacement, open and arthroscopic procedures, surgical and nonsurgical hip management, direct anterior approach for total hip arthroplasty, hip pain in young adults, hip preservation surgery, minimally invasive techniques, bearing surface selection, metal-on-metal complications, hip tumors, pediatric hip instability and displacement, traumatic injuries, degenerative joint disorders, advanced imaging, modern implants, and rehabilitation.
Is this useful for surgical technique review?
Yes. The resource includes procedural videos, expert preferred technique sections, practical guidance, advanced imaging and equipment discussion, and comprehensive coverage of hip surgery topics.
Does this product include CME?
No. This product package does not include CME points.
Who can I contact for support?
You can contact us at [email protected].
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