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  • Surgical navigation technology

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  • Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (BHR) accuracy is crucial for young, active patients to ensure long-term prosthesis survival.
  • Inaccurate component positioning in BHR can lead to increased wear and implant failure.
  • Minimizing acetabular reaming is vital for preserving bone stock for future procedures.

Observation:

  • A 34-year-old martial arts instructor with hip osteoarthritis underwent BHR.
  • Computer-assisted navigation (CAS) was utilized to guide acetabular preparation and cup placement.
  • Post-operative radiographs confirmed accurate cup positioning (39.0° inclination, 24.7° anteversion).

Findings:

  • CAS facilitated precise acetabular reaming and component positioning during BHR.
  • The navigation tool confirmed the final cup placement accuracy.
  • Leg length equalization was achieved post-surgery.

Implications:

  • Surgical navigation can enhance the accuracy of BHR procedures.
  • This technology supports the bone-sparing benefits of BHR in active individuals.
  • Further research is warranted to establish the broader utility of CAS in hip resurfacing.