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Are you using automated impaction for #THA? This study showed better femur alignment, canal fill, and shorter OR times without the increased risk of ppfx.
16,103 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren •via X (Twitter)
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Scott Mabry, MDvor 3 Jahren
Next study should look at Kincise atrophy @MdVerhotz @wesmayes12

Daniel Pincus MD PhD FRCSCvor 3 Jahren
Glad to see data supporting what those of us fortunate to have access to this technology have observed. Automated impaction still requires technique to learn and execute i.e. when you give the fellow ‘the gun’: #orthotwitter

Kevin Denehyvor 3 Jahren
Can’t find it, but there was a paper/poster at AAHKS showing higher complication rate. Also have seen it snap off the locking mechanism on a broach, needed an ETO to get it out.

Eric T Baslervor 3 Jahren
I was hesitant at first to use but it has been one of the best changes to my practice. Faster more consistent broaching and usually 1 size larger than I was getting manually.

mital patelvor 3 Jahren
Also on stove pipe femurs?


