Acetabular defects: The use of augments in revision hip arthroplasty
Program objectives
- Understand how to address acetabular defects
- Evaluate when to use augments
- Understand how to address femoral bone loss
- Evaluate algorithms for addressing instability
Product focus
- Restoration Acetabular Wedge Augment
- Restoration Anatomic Shell
- Restoration Modular
- Trident II
Kyle Alpaugh, M.D.
Boston, MA
Residency: University of Massachusetts Medical Center
Fellowship: Hospital for Special Surgery
Michael Bloomfield, M.D.
Cleveland, OH
Residency: Cleveland Clinic
Fellowship: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Join Kyle Alpaugh, M.D. and Michael Bloomfield, M.D., as they discuss how to evaluate and address acetabular defects and the use of augments in revision hip arthroplasty.
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