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Sep 2023

10m 57s

Total Hip Arthoplasty Posterior Approach

About this episode

Vicky is 67-year-old female with advanced osteoarthritis is scheduled for a total hip arthroplasty. The orthopedic surgeon decides on a posterior approach. Which of the following is the PRIMARY reason for utilizing a posterior approach during the procedure?

A. Minimize disruption to hip flexors

B. Provide better access to the acetabulum

C. Avoid risk to the sciatic nerve

D. Reduce surgical time

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