Baseball, Football, Soccer, Basketball, Golf, Tennis

Bob Bryan Playing Tennis with Brother After Hip Resurfacing

Posted on March 31, 2019 by hipresurMarch 31, 2019

Hip Resurfacing patient, Andy Murray, meanwhile, may have been watching on with interest in the match with Bob Bryan. Bob Bryan secured a second title of the season. Bob is returning to tennis after hip resurfacing surgery at the start of this year.

Bryan had the same hip resurfacing operation as Andy. He won the three-time Grand Slam champion last summer. He partnered his brother Mike to a 7-5 7-6 (10-8) win over Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas and the Netherlands’ Wesley Koolhof.

Bob had his hip resurfacing with Dr. Su in 2018.…

Andy Murray Former British Number One Has Hip Resurfacing by Professor Max Fehily 2019

Posted on February 9, 2019 by hipresurFebruary 9, 2019

Original Article by BBC.com available here: http://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/46916064

Britain’s former world number one Andy Murray had hip resurfacing surgery in London on Monday…

…Prof Fehily added that “90 to 95% of patients who have this surgery are delighted and live a pain-free life”, although none of his patients try to play professional tennis…

…American doubles legend Bob Bryan had a similar operation in 2018. The 40-year-old was on court within five months of his operation and competed with twin brother Mike at the Australian Open.…

Professor McMinn Interviewed in The Times Regarding Sir Andy Murray’s Birmingham Hip Resurfacing

Posted on February 9, 2019 by hipresurFebruary 9, 2019

Posted in Facebook on 2/5/2019 The McMinn Centre Professor McMinn was interviewed in The Times today regarding Sir Andy Murray’s Birmingham Hip Resurfacing. His considered opinion – Murray is in with a good chance of competing in Wimbledon this year.

“With Sir Andy Murray, I would expect the chances of him being able to return to competitive tennis as in the high 90 per cent”

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5 Year Update Chuck M’s Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Boettner 2012

Posted on December 4, 2017 by hipresurDecember 4, 2017

Chuck’s Original Story Here

December 4, 2017 – Fifth year still had some nice improvement (believe it or not).

This also marks my fifth season back playing soccer. Every season I’ve had little nags here and there (Achilles, hamstrings, calfs, etc) but the hip has been injury free. When my conditioning wanes a bit in off season I can get that “achy” feeling after an hour or so playing. But if I use the foam roller a couple of times a week it really helps with that.

My local physio got me using a kettlebell but for only one of the exercises -the basic kettlebell swing. He coached my technique and this really helped my hip function with both strength and range of motion.
Well, that’s about it. Five great years so far. …

Marc’s Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Raterman 2014

Posted on October 21, 2017 by hipresurOctober 21, 2017

I have been cleared for all activity without restrictions. I am now playing singles tennis without holding back. I am out of shape (for 95 degree singles tennis), and still feel not as flexible or as strong, but have had no pain even after 2 hours of drills and playing. The hardest thing I find doing is bending and staying down, but I have been standing straight for over 10 years. I expect to continue improving as I keep pushing myself.

3/4/2014: I am a 57 year old physician who had a left hip BHR performed by Dr. Raterman on 2/19/2014. I have been posting my pre- and post-surgical thoughts on youtube ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYWv7uE53NUtshlWk20lq4Q/playlists ) for those that are interested.

I first became aware of chronic hip pain that impaired my function 12 years ago while playing a tennis match, when I developed a severe groin “pull”. Over time, without …

Baseball, Football, Soccer, Basketball, Golf, Tennis

Posted on February 22, 2017 by hipresurFebruary 22, 2017

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Baseball, Football, Soccer, Basketball, Golf, Tennis Stories

Posted on January 27, 2016 by hipresurJanuary 27, 2016

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Dave Grigg L C+ 3/24/1998 R C+ 2/12/2004 Dr. Amstutz

Posted on September 17, 2015 by hipresurSeptember 17, 2015

Ten Year Anniversary

I’m saying hello on the eve of my ten year anniversary. In early 1998 there were fewer than 40 resurfacings in the U.S. and of course no surfacehippy group or knowledge base. My thanks to Keith and all you posters.

My story

A former runner, I had been crippled with OA for a decade and needed crutches just to stand more than 2 minutes. Dr. Amstutz said he’d only seen one or two more diseased hips in his career. I placed a lot of trust in him and it sure paid off. I was riding the life cycle 5 days post-op and skydiving 7 weeks post-op (not doctor approved). My other hip was resurfaced by the good doctor early in 2004. I moved to the Palm Springs area 19 months ago and took up competitive tennis, both singles and doubles and have won a couple of local

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Dr. Barry Tannen Bilateral Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Su 2008

Posted on September 17, 2015 by hipresurSeptember 17, 2015

Dr. Barry Tannen (bilateral HR 12/18/08)

I am a 52 year old physician who had bilateral hip resurfacing with Dr. Su on
December 18th 2008 at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. I had been
diagnosed with moderate to severe osteoarthritis 3 years earlier and
increasingly had to deal with the pain and limitations that this brought on. I
am an avid tennis player who competes locally and in USTA tournaments and
obviously my tennis game was greatly impacted, but so were ordinary activities
of daily living such as tying shoelaces, etc.

My experience with Dr. Su, his staff, and the entire team at the Hospital for
Special Surgery was nothing short of amazing. I left the hospital 6 days after
surgery and was discharged to my 2 story home. My wife was terrified that I
would be climbing stairs immediately, but it was no problem. I started…

Bryan J’s Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Rogerson 2007

Posted on March 23, 2015 by hipresurMarch 23, 2015

Bryan J’s Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Rogerson 2007

An injury at age 24 started the journey toward this athlete’s BHR surgery 20 years later.

“I am currently more flexible and active now than I was in my twenties and thirties.”

“When I was 24 years old and very active and athletic, I popped my right hip out when I was skiing. The bursa ruptured and it was bone on bone. By the age of 26, I had already lost significant mobility and had increased pain. I went to a few orthopedic doctors and they all told me to live with it as long as I could, and to be prepared for a hip replacement at a very young age. Twenty years later, the pain and mobility were almost unbearable. I met an acquaintance from Madison that told me about Dr. Rogerson. In 2007, when I was 44 years old, I …