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MyHip technology enhances the benefits of a total hip replacement by offering an accurate and personalized procedure through the use of latest technologies such as 3D preoperative planning and intraoperative verification software.
3D Preoperative planning
Preoperative planning allows your orthopedic surgeon to set the surgical parameters needed to accurately perform your hip replacement. You will undergo a CT scan before your surgery to create a personalized 3D model of your hip, which allows your surgeon to choose the best hip prosthesis and positioning to restore function and your individual anatomy.
Intraoperative verification software
Intraoperative verification software is a tool that provides surgeons feedback during the surgery. MyHip Verifier provides surgeons intraoperative feedback about your implant position such as the leg length, offset and cup angle values, to potentially improve your outcomes.
You will have a 3D scan (CT) of your hip to obtain an image before your scheduled surgery date.
Your hip will be replicated using the 3D scans. Using this information, Medacta will create a 3D model of your hip joint and personalized surgical instruments.
Your surgeon will customize your MyHip plan to match your anatomy and determine the position of your final hip implant.
Preoperative 3D planning offers several advantages over conventional procedures:
Surgical instruments are used to prepare the bone for proper positioning of a hip prosthesis. In conventional hip replacement surgery, surgical instruments are the same for all patients. This means the instrumentation must be adjusted by the surgeon during the procedure to achieve satisfactory positioning for each patient.
Your surgical team can design your care pathway based on your needs and unique hip anatomy. POP, or Patient Optimized Pathway, is an easy-to-use interactive tool enabling you to stay connected with your medical team.
POP also offers unique education materials to help you prepare for your hip replacement surgery. Following your procedure, POP is there to support and help monitor the steps throughout your rehabilitation, including what to expect after surgery and hip rehabilitation exercises.
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References
13- A higher reliability with a computed tomography scan based three dimensional technique than with a two dimensional measurement for lower limb discrepancy in total hip arthroplasty planning. E Sariali, M Mueller, S Klouche. International Orthopaedics (2021) 37:3129–3137.
14- 3D-CT: A better map for hip surgery. Professor Alister Hart and colleagues explore the 3D-CT planning software available to surgeons in the context of hip and knee arthroplasties. OPN issue 181 Feature
15- Three-dimensional pre-operative planning of primary hip arthroplasty: a systematic literature review. EFORT Open Rev 2020;5:845-855. Alister J. Hart et al.
16- MyHip: supporting planning and surgical guidance for a better total hip arthroplasty. Charbonnier et al. Int J Comput Assist Radiol Surg. 2015 Oct;10(10):1547-56.