… patient selection particularly important with this procedure. We provide an overview of the
hip resurfacing literature, specifically covering patient … selecting patients for hip resurfacing. …

… is a need to refine patient selection criteria for hip resurfacing based on … selected radiographic
characteristics of the arthritic proximal femur and the outcomes after total hip resurfacing…

… valgus femoral neck could compromise the functional results after hip resurfacing, and in
those situations, a stem-type total hip replacement may provide a superior functional outcome [ …

… of hip resurfacing according to the principle of “evidence based medicine”. Our main objective
was to compare the rate of revision of resurfacing … important role as does patient selection. …

… A careful patient selection was the most important bias that affected our study. As patients …
patient postings on faster recovery and greater functional capacity, there was a preferential …

… Femoral neck fracture is a relatively rare complication: in most of the cases reported, it was
due either to prosthesis malpositioning or inappropriate patient selection (poor bone quality). …

… associated with clear cutoff marks usable for hip selection, the effect of BMI was linear … for
patient selection. In addition, BMI is a variable that is associated with the patient and not the hip …

… This report highlights the importance of patient selection and surgical technique in hip
resurfacing arthroplasty. For the most part, high-volume arthroplasty surgeons can expect a low …

… that Birmingham Hip Resurfacing when performed well in properly selected patients continues
to demonstrate excellent outcomes in the medium term. The first remit of hip resurfacing, …

… where patients are carefully selected, the results of hip resurfacing in younger, more active
patients … Patient selection for hip resurfacing differs from THR in that age, gender, and other …