Hip pain post hip arthroplasty

Total hip replacement is quoted as one of the most successful in Orthopaedics. However a few patients continue to have hip pain after arthroplasty. Others develop hip pain as a later complication. This lecture is an exploration of the broad spectrum of causes of pain after hip arthroplasty. This includes surgical or intraoperative causes, or from wider causes. The talk will include differential diagnosis and specific case discussions. Radiology and examination will also be covered.

Presenter

Mr Sam Bewsher underwent orthopaedic surgery training in Victoria, obtaining FRACS in 2018 and FAOrthA in 2019. He was a staff specialist at The Northern Hospital in 2019 and completed a Clinical Fellowship in Adult Reconstruction and Joint Replacement Surgery, under the supervision of Mr Neil Bergman, in 2020. He is subsequently taking over the practice upon his retirement in early 2024. Sam has a subspecialty interest and training in all aspects of hip and knee replacement surgery, including difficult primary procedures, revision surgery and the treatment of deep infection. He has active and ongoing clinical research in these fields. Sam’s public hospital appointment is at Northern Health, where he participates in the education of orthopaedic surgical trainees. His private practice is based at Warringal Private Hospital, in Heidelberg, with rooms in the adjoining Medical Centre.

Host

Advanced Practice, Occupational Health and Musculoskeletal National Groups

Date of Live Event

20/03/2024

CPD Hours

1.5 Hours

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