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A podcast made by Smith and Nephew with orthopedic surgeons, for orthopedic surgeons. We break down current market trends and industry data to have honest, surgeon-to-surgeon conversations about what truly works in practice. A critical analysis focused on what’s best for your patients, practices, and profession. Disclaimer Smith+Nephew is a medical device manufacturer and does not provide medical advice. This material may contain information related to Smith+Nephew products, educational content, and/or demonstrate certain techniques used by the presenter(s) and is intended for informational and educational purposes for healthcare professionals only. This material is not intended as a substitute for the assessment, guidance, or judgement of a healthcare professional. Any procedures featured should only be performed by a suitable healthcare professional, and clinical decisions made by such a healthcare professional. Presenters featured in this material may include employees of Smith+Nephew and external healthcare professionals, as indicated in the material content. The healthcare professional presenter(s) featured are paid consultant(s) of Smith+Nephew. Please note that sources of some images and references may not be identified and/or may constitute copyrighted material. For information presented by any healthcare professional presenter(s) featured in this material, such presenter(s) are presenting their own clinical experience except where stated otherwise. Opinions expressed by such presenter(s) are those of the presenter(s) only and may not reflect the opinions of any other person, institution, association, or manufacturer, including Smith+Nephew. This material is not intended to endorse any named institution. Selection of appropriate products and techniques for each patient is the responsibility of the treating healthcare professional, using their clinical judgement. Product performance and information featured in this material may not represent typical outcomes. Each procedure and patient represent a unique set of circumstances, and therefore results may vary. For more information on the application of any products featured in this material, as well as indications for use, contraindications, and product safety information, please consult the Instructions for Use (IFU) and Drug Package Insert for the relevant product, as applicable. The information presented in this material may not be appropriate for all markets. Products featured may not be available due to regulatory and/or medical practices in individual markets, or as a result of being withdrawn or replaced. Please contact your Smith+Nephew representative if you have questions about availability of Smith+Nephew products in your area.
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In this expert interview, Professor Edward Davis discusses emerging real-world evidence examining the association between bearing material selection and infection-related outcomes following primary total hip arthroplasty. Drawing on data from the UK National Joint Registry and complementary US claims analyses, he explores the methodology behind large-scale registry research, key findings comparing OXINIUM™/XLPE with other contemporary bearing combinations, and the importance of interpreting real-world data appropriately.Throughout the discussion, Professor Davis reviews potential scientific hypotheses that may explain the observed associations, including considerations related to material properties, corrosion, metal ion release, and biological response. He also examines how these findings may influence clinical conversations around implant material selection, infection risk, and decision-making in primary total hip arthroplasty. (00:00) - Registry Data and Methodology (04:20) - Key Findings and Interpretation (10:31) - Scientific Hypothesis and Mechanisms (19:29) - Clinical Implications and Recommendations
This episode explores modern revision arthroplasty, with Mr Steve Jones and Dr George Haidukewych discussing a mix of cemented and uncemented revisions. It covers key changes in hip revision over the past decade, alongside global variations in practice. The discussion also walks through case preparation - from X-rays and templating to kit planning and shares practical tips on implant removal, including cement extraction and managing uncemented stems.
This episode explores the classification and management of acetabular defects in hip revision surgery, breaking down how treatment pathways evolve from simple to highly complex cases. The discussion highlights what truly makes the difference in clinical practice, from decision-making frameworks to surgical strategy, offering practical insights into managing a wide spectrum of acetabular revisions.
In this podcast episode Prof Ed Davis and Mr Craig White provide insights into the economic and operational realities of adopting new surgical technologies, including cost, efficiency, and long-term system benefits. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Mr Craig White What you will learn: - Analyse the financial impact of new technologies in orthopaedics - Discuss operational challenges when integrating innovations into practice - Evaluate strategies to ensure cost-effective and sustainable adoption
This discussion focuses on how technology is applied in both preoperative planning and intraoperative execution to enhance surgical workflows. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Mr Craig White What you will learn: - Describe the role of technology across preop and intraop phases - Compare traditional workflows with technology-assisted approaches - Identify benefits and limitations of digital integration in THA
In this podcast you will hear from Professor Ed Davis and Mr Craig White discussions that focuses on how technology is applied in both preoperative planning and intraoperative execution to enhance surgical workflows. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Mr Craig White What you will learn: - Describe the role of technology across preop and intraop phases - Compare traditional workflows with technology-assisted approaches - Identify benefits and limitations of digital integration in THA
In this podcast episode Professor Ed Davis and Professor Daniel Kendoff explains how the RI HIP Modeler supports patient-specific implant positioning, enabling personalised care and improved functional outcomes. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Prof Daniel Kendoff. What you will learn: - Understand the principles of patient-specific planning in THA - Discuss how the RI HIP Modeler supports individualized implant placement - Discuss benefits of tailored surgical planning for both patients and surgeons
In this podcast episode Professor Ed Davis and Mr Craig White explores the core reasons for incorporating technology into total hip replacement (THR), emphasizing precision, reproducibility, and patient outcomes. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Mr Craig White What you will learn: - Recognise clinical drivers for technology adoption in THR - Review evidence supporting improved accuracy with digital tools - Discuss the impact of technology on safety and long-term results
In this podcast episode Professor Ed Davis and Professor Daniel Kendoff reviews technological innovations in total hip arthroplasty, including navigation and digital planning, and their role in advancing surgical practice. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Prof Daniel Kendoff. What you will learn: - Identify the key technologies currently available for THA - Discuss how digital tools improve efficiency and consistency
This podcast episode examines the role of navigation and advanced pre-operative planning tool in total hip replacements, focusing on their value in delivering precision, reproducibility, and confidence in surgical outcomes. Faculty: Prof Ed Davis and Prof Daniel Kendoff. What you will learn: - Explain the clinical rationale for RI.HIP Navigation and RI HIP Modeler - Assess how the system enhances reproducibility and accuracy - Recognise the impact of RI.HIP and RI HIP Modeler on surgeon performance and patient satisfaction
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