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In a message dated 4/15/2004 8:37:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

surfacehippy writes:

Message: 7

Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2004 19:36:43 -0000

Subject: AVN and Resurfacing

Has anyone with AVN had a resurfacing. I read one guy's bad

experience where the resurfacing caused AVN. As a result, the

femeral component never really attached itself because the bone was

dead and it had to be revised to a THR. I believe this is a very

rare occurance.

However, I know resurfacing has been an option for people who already

have AVN. I guess there must be enough live bone for the femeral

component to attach to, but I was wondering if anyone has any

experience, positive or negative, with having a resurfacing after

being diagnosed with AVN.

I had AVN then had core decompression 11/97 then R/H C+ in

10/02 so far so good. It is quit common for many resurface hippys it will

depend how your bone is willing to grow back. As for myself most of the time I

do

not realize I have the hip implant. I feel very blessed. I am sure many

others will say the same. I run about a mile 3 times a week, swim for 30minuts

3

times week bike, shoot baskets play ball use a multitude of weight machines

pluse many more exercise. I am in construction concrete and sewer work . I just

try not over do it I know I can do more. I keep my exercise moderately but

consistent I eat lots of fruits, veggies and fish very little meat and it seems

to keep the bones strong.

Carmen R/H C+

Dr Goldberg

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