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Introduction
In these short educational videos, the faculty describes in detail the indications of the ABLE◊ approach depending on the surgery case. They will show the lateral position and the supine position approaches in real life operating room environment. Using case examples, the faculty will also discuss implant and instrument choice.
Agenda
• Indications of the ABLE◊ approach
• Surgical demonstration in the supine position
• Surgical demonstration in the lateral position
• Implant and Instrument Considerations
Pre-requisites
A basic understanding of the ABLE◊ advanced anterior approach and a strong knowledge of hip anatomy
What you will learn
- Identify the appropriate surgical approach in hip reconstruction according to a patient’s profile
- Recognize and compare the supine and the lateral positions
- Choose the appropriate approach, implant and instruments depending on the surgery
Contributors
- Dr George Babikian, United States of America
- Dr Jeffrey Geller, United States of America
- Dr Rhett Hallows, United States of America
- Dr Richard Steinfeld, United States of America
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