Something that we're extremely passionate about is the handling of soft tissues and how we view hip and knee replacements more than just placing a prosthesis well. We also look at all the other aspects of the joint, including the soft tissue around them. That began the quest a decade ago for a method of performing a total hip replacement that did not require the usual cutting and detaching of muscles/tendons or major ligaments. The direct anterior approach is the only inter-nervous and inter-muscular approach to the hip used for total hip replacements, and is the one we have been using exclusively for almost 10 years now.

Join me today on a video about the direct anterior approach.

00:00 - Start
00:24 - When did I change to DAA
00:48 - Anatomy of the direct anterior appoach
01:12 - Handling of muscles tendons and ligaments
01:23 - Intra-operative imaging
01:38 - What is patient specific technology
02:21 - Lack of movement restrictions
03:34 - Is the DAA suitable for anyone?
04:11 - DAA for special anatomies
04:27 - My aim for performing a DAA for THR
04:48 - Limitations after a THR
05:00 - Find out how to follow us online


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