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39 year old male with Hip Arthirtis since age 14
 
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43-year old male, diagnosed with a slipped epiphysis of my right hip around 1980, and had it pinned by Dr. Eduardo Salvati at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York (“HSS”). In 2001, I was diagnosed with arthritis in my hips (more so in the left but evident in both).
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Lori Diagnosis - Mild dysplasia and "profound OA, with areas of bone-on-bone
 
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Female, 54 yo, advanced
osteoarthritis w/cysts, pain and ROM issues for seven years prior to surgery.
Too advanced to get resurfacing (Click to see extremely graphic surgery photos)
 
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Osteoarthirtis and dysplasia (shallow socket) and on my left hip i also have (had?) coxa valga. Which means that the angle of the femoral neck is not bent enough. Component sizes, left BHR size 46/52 mm dec 08 i was 62 years old right BHR size 48/54 mm nov 07 i was 61 years old
 
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48 year old female at time of surgery. Diagnosis: Left Hip Dysplasia, Osteoarthritis (OA), during surgery Dr. Bose said I was bone on bone. LBHR size 42/48
 
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55 year old Male at time of surgery. Diagnosis: End stage osteoarthitris with a component of hip dysplasia... left hip. LBHR size 58/64
Pre op x-ray coming soon
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53 year old femaile at time of surgery. Diagnosis: Moderate dysplasia and severe OA with some large cysts. When there are cysts from the OA many doctors I've since found out often misdiagnose as AVN.
 
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Male age 46 at time of surgery, Diagnosis: Osteoarthritis with slight dysplasia
 
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41 year old female, Original diagnosis was FAI (for which I was surgically treated). Areas of bone
on bone as demonstrated by a DeGEMERIC MRI. Diagnosis is Degenerative
Arthritis.
 
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65 year old Male at time of surgery, Diagnosis: Degenerative Osteo
Arthritis RBHR 52/58
 
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Male, diagnosed for hip arthrosis in 2001 at age 50, got resurfaced at the
age of 57 on April 8 2009
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Male, 33 years old at time of surgery with osteoarthritis
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Male
 
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44 year old female at the time of my resurfacing, bi-lateral hip dysplasia. Was resurfaced November 2007, with a 48-54 Corin Stryker
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Bruce Benson Diagnosis Osteoarthritis
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50 year old Male- Diagnosis Severe L hip osteoarthriti, LBHR 53/58
 
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Male, age 31 for left hip age 32 for right hip. Slipped Femoral Capital Epiphysis(Left Side)at Age 12 Bilateral Dysplasia Cysts, Shortened and Mismatched Neck Lengths, Coxa Valga LBHR 9-11-08 Dr Su RBHR 12-5-08 Dr Su
 
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Moderate to severe bilateral hip dysplasia
 
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41 year old Male at time of surgery. Condition: Bilateral Cam Femeroacetabular Impingement (FAI) with acetabular retroversion; torn labrum; full thickness cartilage loss.
 
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Vince DePalma Osteoarthritis, with some cam impingement. Also had a large (25%) cyst on left femoral head.
 
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Bone on bone, and a CT scan indicated severe arthritis with large bone spurs. Due to my earlier surgery which had intentionally resulted in a “bent” femur and abnormal rotation, the doctor indicated I would need a THR along with a femoral osteotomy in order to straighten the femur. Post-op I would be on crutches (zero weight bearing on operated leg) for a minimum of six weeks. Dr. Su thought I was potentially a good candidate (due to my age and general good health), and he called me to discuss my anatomy, how I walked, if I had ROM limitations, etc. He said if I was willing to live with my current ROM limitations (the same I had lived with all my active life), he thought there was a good chance (about 80%) he could do a successful resurface. Successfully resurfaced 1/30/09.
 
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Male age 62 at time of surgery, Diagnosis: OA
 
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Edith Diagnosis: Fused hip at age 18, Hip resurfacing done at age 53
 
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