• 26

  Nov.
  

  Causes of Hip Snapping

  A rattle is a sound that can be heard or felt in the hip joint during active extension and flexion activities and walking. There are many causes of rattles, among which lateral factors are more common.

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• 18

  Nov.
  

  The Importance of the Hip Joint

  The hip joint of the human body is composed of a sphere (femoral head) and a cup (acetabulum). It is the joint that connects the thigh bone and the pelvis, and it is also an important joint that bears the heaviest force on the whole body.

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• 12

  Nov.
  

  Innovation in Hip Implants

  A few decades ago, few people realized the impact OF 3D printing and peripheral technologies on today's medical patients, because innovative researchers have come up with a range of different implants and devices that they can now enjoy a better quality of life.

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• 06

  Nov.
  

  Should We Continue to Exercise if the Knee Joint is not Good?

  Our common daily exercises require a lot of participation in the knee joint, and people with bad knees will choose not to exercise in order to prevent the disease from getting worse. Is this correct? I have a bad knee, should I exercise?

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• 02

  Nov.
  

  The Right and Wrong Choice of THA Lining

  Faced with different designs of hip joint lining prostheses, how should we choose?

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• 29

  Oct.
  

  Hip Joint Mechanics Analysis

  The hip joint is the largest and most stable club and socket joint in the human body. Under normal circumstances, the hip joint can safely transmit loads and move flexibly.

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• 27

  Oct.
  

  Surgery Indications for DAA THA

  In THA, DAA is popularized because surgeons are attracted by the concept of minimally invasive joint replacement.

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• 19

  Oct.
  

  How to Avoid the Change of Tibial Posterior Inclination during HTO Operation

  High tibial osteotomy (HTO) can correct the coronal force line, but the resulting changes in the sagittal tibia posterior angle also cause widespread concern.

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• 13

  Oct.
  

  How to Recognize and Deal with the Risk of DAA THA Operation

  Trying a new surgical technique will often experience the risk of long operation time and/or high complication rate during the learning process. DAA HTA also has its learning curve.

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• 30

  Sep.
  

  How to Prevent Aseptic Loosening of THA?

  According to the British Joint Registration Center, THA revision caused by aseptic loosening accounted for 43.5%, which was the main reason for revision.

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• 21

  Sep.
  

  HTO PSI Osteotomy Orthopedic Experience

  In recent years, the concept of stepped knee treatment has been continuously developed, and the concepts of "knee protection" and "knee replacement" are increasingly being applied to actual clinical practice.

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• 15

  Sep.
  

  How to Prevent Contralateral Hinge Fracture during HTO Operation?

  Contralateral hinge fractures are likely to occur during and after osteotomy around the knee joint (especially for medial open wedge osteotomy).

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