💡Hip Avascular Necrosis (AVN): How Core Decompression Helps🦵🏽

Описание: 💡Hip Avascular Necrosis (AVN): How Core Decompression Helps 🦵

⚡ #AvascularNecrosis (AVN), also known as "dead bone disease," occurs when reduced blood flow causes parts of the bone to weaken and die. Without treatment, this can lead to collapse of the femoral head and #JointFailure.

🔨 Steps to a #HipCoreDecompression Procedure:
1️⃣ A small incision is made to access the hip joint.
2️⃣ A channel is carefully drilled into the affected area of the femoral head to relieve pressure.
3️⃣ This channel stimulates the growth of new blood vessels and healthy bone tissue.
4️⃣ Bone grafts or biologic materials, like stem cells, may be added to enhance healing.

✨ Why it matters: This procedure helps alleviate pain, improve mobility, and potentially delay or even avoid the need for a #TotalHipReplacement.

📞 If you or someone you know is dealing with AVN, early intervention is key. Consult an orthopedic specialist to explore your options!

🎥 credit: Wright Medical


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