The Hidden Cost of Stability: Uncovering the Wear Rates of Dual Mobility Hips
Why having two bearing surfaces might mean twice the initial wear and what it means for your patients.
Total hip arthroplasty (THA) is widely recognized as one of the most successful medical procedures of the last century. However, the shadow of dislocation still looms large, remaining a leading cause of revision surgery.
Enter the dual mobility bearing: a design that has become increasingly popular in the United States for revision THA and for patients at a high risk for instability.
