Ran Schwarzkopf's: Complex revisions hips

In this virtual fellowship, PCO followed Ran Schwarzkopf at NYU Langone Health in New York, offering an inside look at his clinical practice and career path.
 

• Ran Schwarzkopf discusses his training and daily practice as an orthopedic surgeon, performing 600 to 650 cases per year, including 15% revisions and the rest primary and complex primary procedures. He also outlines the hip patient journey and shares his views on future research priorities, as well as the role of robotics in tailoring treatment for revision hip cases.
• Step inside the operating room with Ran Schwarzkopf as he performs a complex hip revision on a highly active 53-year-old patient with a failed hip resurfacing and cup migration. From navigation setup to implant positioning, screw number and placement, and removal of the old cup, discover tips and tricks from a top surgeon.
• A panel of experts explores related topics such as efficiency and workflow—from patient assessment to surgery, including travel and education—along with the use of robotics for preoperative templating or intraoperative navigation, and the use of dual-mobility cups in revision surgery.