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Overview
Introduction
This module will provide learners with the history, the concept and the philosophy of the OR3O◊ Dual Mobility system, a modular design offering the benefits of the clinically-proven OXINIUM◊ and highly cross linked polyethylene bearing along with a new proprietary bearing material, OXINIUM DH1,2. Experts will drive us through the system specifics, patient indications from primary to revision as well as their own experience.
Pre-requisites
- A good understanding of the basic principles of primary Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is recommended
What you will learn
- Acquire or improve upon existing knowledge of management of dislocation, and how to overcome associated challenges
- Gain in-depth understanding how dual mobility can prevent dislocation in primary and revision indications
- Describe the philosophy and system specifics of the OR3O◊ Dual Mobility system
- Gain insights on dual mobility through case discussions
Contributors
- Dr Stephen Duncan, United States of America
- Dr Ran Schwarzkopf, United States of America
- Dr Edwin Su, United States of America
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