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Vijay_Bose_Patient - Hip Resurfacing

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The BMHR uses the same socket (hydroxyapatite-coated metal uncemented cup) and bearing(metal on metal) as the BHR. The modular head component fits onto a hydroxyapatite proximal porous coated cobalt chrome stem. It is an uncemented short stemmed prosthesis. It was invented by Prof. Dereck Mc.Minn a year ago and is performed by very few surgeons the world over. In India it is being done only at the Asian Regional Center for Hip Resurfacing in Chennai.

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The video explains the BMHR hip resurfacing prosthesis and its components. It describes a hydroxyapatite-coated uncemented cup, a metal-on-metal bearing, and a modular head fitting onto a short hydroxyapatite-coated cobalt chrome stem.

Key points

  • Explains the BMHR prosthesis components
  • Covers the hydroxyapatite-coated uncemented cup and metal-on-metal bearing
  • Covers the modular head and short coated stem
  • Notes the procedure is performed by few surgeons worldwide as described

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This video presents “Vijay_Bose_Patient - Hip Resurfacing” — The BMHR uses the same socket (hydroxyapatite-coated metal uncemented cup) and bearing(metal on metal) as the BHR. The modular head component fits onto a hydroxyapatite proximal porous coated cobalt chrome stem. It is an uncemented short. Whether you are preparing for a procedure, studying the technique, or learning how a condition is assessed, the recording shows the process as it is performed in practice.

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