Saturday, July 28, 2007

Hip Resurfacing: Study, 1999




The story of William Starrett, a famous Ballet Dancer. He opted for a new experimental procedure called Hip Resurfacing, when his arthritic hips caused him to quit performing. After successful surgey, he returned to the stage 6 months later to continue his astonishing career.

After watching this program, I too considered having this surgery. I was accepted in the study in 1999 and had to wait on a list for 7 months before I could undergo the surgery. On May 25, 2000 I became a 'resurfaced hippy' and have led an active, pain-free life, thanks to this procedure.

As of this uploading, it is widely available throughout the world under different company's and specially trained doctors. This is a metal on metal, minimally invasive surgery. At this time the device is classified as a Class-B, Non-experimental, Investigational Device in the US. Some insurances might not cover the procedure.

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http://www.activejoints.com/resurfaci...

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