Module: Podcast: Managing revision risk and dislocation - The role of enabling technology and surgical approach

Introduction

PODCAST SERIES IN COLLABORATION WITH THE JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT JOURNAL

“Redefining Hip Arthroplasty: Innovations, Outcomes, and Technology”

Episode 1 – Reducing Dislocation Risk Through Approaches, Implants, and Enabling Technologies

Dislocation continues to be a leading cause of revision following total hip arthroplasty. This podcast episode explores how surgical approaches, implant design, and modern bearing options influence stability, while also examining the role of preoperative planning, navigation, and AI-driven modelling in achieving personalised, impingement-free motion. Learners will gain evidence-based insights into reducing dislocation risk and optimising long-term outcomes.

Pre-requisites

Basic understanding on the principles of Total Hip Arthroplasty

What you will learn

Identify the current prevalence and patient impact of dislocation following hip replacement
Describe how surgical approaches, implant geometry, and bearing choices affect dislocation risk
Explain how enabling technologies and personalised planning strategies contribute to improved stability

Faculty

Accreditations

Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS Eng) without CPD points

Royal College of Surgeons of England*

_{*The Royal College of Surgeons requires modules to have duration of at least 30 minutes for awarding of CPD/CME points. Please note that the RCS accredited module you are currently taking does not award any CPD/CME points. We encourage you to continue your learning journey with other accredited modules that meet the necessary duration criteria for CPD/CME points.}

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Podcast: Managing revision risk and dislocation - The role of enabling technology and surgical approach

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