Sport and replacement (total hip and knee PTH PTG)

Introduction In 2007, the average age and life expectancy of the French population increase but also the prevalence of hip and knee osteoarthritis.Approximately 100,000 total hip prostheses and 50,000 total knee arthroplastyare laid each year.Although...

Waste joints or prosthesis: Can we continue the sport?

Are the joints damaged or maintained by the sport? With a prosthetic hip or knee, can you return to sport or must you be careful? The answers are to be modulated. Boards must be customized....

The “strains” of the thigh

Introduction When accelerating or a shooting, “crack”, you feel a sharp pain in the thigh. You stop your action, sometimes you leave the field limping. This is probably a “breakdown” … or “stretch” … or...

Surgical repair of acute fractures proximal hamstring tendons: surgical technique and results in over 2 years of mean follow.

Nicolas Lefevre(1,2)*, Yoann Bohu(1,2), Jean François Naouri(1), Shahnaz Klouche(1), Serge Herman(1,2) (1) Clinique du Sport, 36 boulevard Saint Marcel 75005 Paris, France (2) Institut Nollet, 23 rue Brochant 75017 Paris, France * Corresponding author E-mail: secretrariat@chirurgiedusport.com Phone: +...

An high complete break hamstring tendons in athletes. About a series of fifteen cases operated.

Introduction Achieving the hamstrings are the most common muscle injuries in athletes. She is well known sports physicians, coaches and athletes. contact sports, running and jumping are the most commonly involved . Football and rugby...

High acute rupture of the hamstring tendons: clinical results of patients operated in the Paris Sports Clinic

Introduction The hamstring muscle group consists of three muscles: the biceps femoris, the semitendinosus and semimembranosus. These are the muscles of the thigh, leg mainly flexors and extensors of the thigh incidentally. They fit up...

Tibialis tendon rupture hamstring

High rupture hamstring tendons in athletes.

Introduction: Achieving the hamstrings are the most common muscle injuries in athletes. She is well known sports physicians, coaches and athletes.Contact sports, running and jumping are the most commonly involved .Football and rugby modern are...

Anatomy of the muscle group hamstring: 3 hamstring tendons.

Anatomical description: The hamstring muscle group consists of three muscles of the posterior region of the thigh: the biceps femoris muscle (long head) the semitendinosus muscle the semimembranosus muscle. They are mainly flexors and secondarily...

Hematoma thigh hamstring rupture

What is a total hip replacement (THR)?

What is a total hip replacement? The hip joint consists of two bones: the femur and the hip bone. The joint is moving in all planes of space and extremely stable because the contact area...

Total hip replacement (THR): the outcome of surgery

The steps are: planning, installation, surgical approach, acetabular exposure and the establishment of the acetabular implant, exposure and the establishment of the femoral stem, testing stability and length and closing.. Planning : This is provided the...

Total hip arthroplasty (THA) in question pathology and surgical indication

General principles A total hip replacement is in place to replace a diseased hip joint of. Various causes can be altered to the operation thereof. The purpose of this article is to explain the technical...

Total joint replacement hip minimally invasive anterior approach

    Theoretical advantages and benefits expected The first benefit is to preserve the muscles and tendons around the hip. This path first passes between the different muscles of the surface to the depth without any...