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The patient walked in less than 24 hours after hip replacement – The remarkable advancement of the SuperPath technique

Osteoporosis - The silent cause of femoral neck fractures in the elderly

Gần đây, các bạn thấy rằng mình có rất nhiều các bài viết liên quan đến sự hồi phục “thần tốc” của các người bệnh cao tuổi (>60 tuổi) bị gãy cổ xương đùi...

No drain, no antibiotics, and biological glue: Are doctors not afraid of infection?

3 months post SuperPath hip replacement: "I walk 3 km every day"

Total Hip Arthroplasty via the SuperPath Approach - An Optimal Solution for Patients to Return to Their Active Passions Early (Part 1)

Total Hip Arthroplasty via the SuperPath Approach: A Major Advancement in Reducing Blood Loss and Minimizing Transfusion Risks

Limiting blood loss and minimizing the need for intraoperative blood transfusions are among the most prominent advancements of the SuperPath surgical technique, in addition to benefits such as reduced postoperative pain and early functional recovery.

77-year-old patient recovers motor function well after SuperPath hip replacement surgery

Excellent recovery after hip replacement and the biggest postoperative challenge for a 44-year-old patient

The patient presented with osteonecrosis of the femoral head and had a prolonged history of alcohol consumption and waterpipe tobacco (Lào) smoking. Following a total hip arthroplasty utilizing the SuperPath technique, the patient recovered good motor function. However, lifestyle modification remains a crucial factor for maintaining long-term treatment outcomes.

Good functional recovery following total hip arthroplasty via the SuperPath approach combined with biological tissue glue

At the 6-week follow-up, the 73-year-old female patient demonstrated good mobility, walked normally, showed favorable radiographic findings, and had a well-healed surgical wound achieved using the SuperPath approach combined with biological tissue glue.