In this talk, Dr. Jacques Vallotton presents the challenges of returning to sport after a hip replacement. He explores the benefits of prehabilitation and the limitations of current rehabilitation recommendations.

This video explains hip osteoarthritis, its causes, symptoms, and treatments. It details conservative solutions such as physiotherapy, injections, and weight loss, followed by surgical options.

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 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 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.