A powerful and personal account from a former top athlete and police officer who underwent total hip replacement surgery at the age of 34. He recounts his journey, the pain, the rehabilitation, and the lessons learned from this unique experience.

In this presentation, Dr. Vallotton explores the biomechanical origins of hip pain and emphasizes the importance of differential diagnosis.

This presentation explores the indications and outcomes of total hip replacements in young patients, with an emphasis on the importance of personalized implants, functional expectations, and the role of PROMs in follow-up.

This lecture discusses returning to sport after a total hip replacement. It covers the risks, recovery times, suitable sports, and personalized recommendations based on patient profiles.

This presentation offers a comprehensive overview of hip pain in athletes, reviewing common causes, differential diagnoses, and therapeutic approaches.

This conference explores the advantages and limitations of robotic surgery for total hip replacement. Through a detailed presentation of 3D planning tools and robotic systems such as Mako

This presentation explores the advantages and limitations of short-stem hip replacements. It evaluates their reliability, impact on bone preservation, specific indications, and long-term clinical outcomes.

This presentation explores the two main surgical approaches for total hip replacement: the anterior approach and the posterior approach.

This presentation explores the complex interactions between the spine, pelvis, and hip in the context of total hip replacement surgery.

Hip osteoarthritis results from the progressive wear and tear of the cartilage. It manifests itself mainly through mechanical pain, i.e., pain triggered by weight bearing, prolonged standing and walking.