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Has anyone out there ever had a total hip replacement where they have to

chip out the bone because the muscle has turned to bone and then put in

a new hip ? I'm worried about having enough muscle mass to hold the

joint in place. Are there exercises that can be done to build up that

muscle to keep the joint in place?

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> I LOVE hearing about this because I was getting so depressed with so

> many people on different " forums " that seemed to be having problems

> after surgery.

> My husband is a young " baby boomer " and I knew there had to be

> something out there for those younger people that still wanted to be

> active.

> I know that we might have to see if the doctor Jimmy goes to visit on

> September 30 even has heard about the ceramic knee, but I love the

> fact that I have more information now.

>

> http://www.hss.edu/newsroom_11290.asp

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> This article was written in 2001, so I'm hoping the ceramic knee is

> more wide spread, by now.

> Also, I'm not sure if anyone has said, and not sure how the ceramic

> knee works, but what are people's thoughts on cement? Who has used

> bone cement and who has not?

>

> http://www.totaljoints.info/TOTAL_KNEE_MAIN.htm

>

> I also found this web page, which answered my question about donating

> your own blood.

> The more questions I ask, the better informed I get, and with

> sleepless nights, it helps to hear that someone is doing good three

> weeks after the surgery.

> I know much depends on the doctor, patient, hospital, and what is

> used, how old the person is and what shape the person and the knee is

> in...but right now, I need more positive thoughts.

> Thanks Deb, for sharing!

>

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