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Various X - Rays of my Hip Surgery |
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During my Total Hip Replacement Operation, I suffered some set backs - here are a few X - Rays to explain |
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At last I now have two functional total hip replacements. As the X- Ray shows they are of a different type due to my allergic reaction to Nickle, Palladium, Mercury and Copper Sulphate |
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This X - Ray is the stage 2 revision in its' final position. |
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This X -Ray shows how the femur was split to remove the original implant and how it had to be wired together. The X - Ray also shows the displacement of the Stage 1 revision to the hip. |
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After undergoing six operations, the incision wound needed 70 clips and a few suctures in order to close the wound |
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