Rachel, I had RPAO 9 weeks ago in Boston with Dr Millis. I am using a cane (most of the time). I wish I had started my blog earlier (I started it a month into recovery). Good luck with all of your pre-op appts, mri's, ct scans, x-rays.....!! Beth
Hi Rachel, Just wanted to tell you that I'm following your blog. I've had six months to prepare for my surgery, so I know how you're going to feel in about three months, and again in five months, as you wait: utterly impatient! Glad you got the the date set. Lots of luck to you! Cassie
Periacetabular Osteotomy. The mother of all hip surgeries. A procedure that cuts the hip socket out of the pelvis to allow the the socket to be repositioned and then screwed back into place. This allows the ball & socket to move fluidly, preventing cartilage damage and preserving the joint in patients with faulty hips. The PAO preserves & enhances the patient's own hip, not replacing it with artificial parts like a hip replacement.
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Great Birthday Pressie Rache!!not to worry we will be with you come what may .
Mom.xx
Rachel,
I had RPAO 9 weeks ago in Boston with Dr Millis. I am using a cane (most of the time). I wish I had started my blog earlier (I started it a month into recovery). Good luck with all of your pre-op appts, mri's, ct scans, x-rays.....!!
Beth
Hi Rachel,
Just wanted to tell you that I'm following your blog. I've had six months to prepare for my surgery, so I know how you're going to feel in about three months, and again in five months, as you wait: utterly impatient! Glad you got the the date set. Lots of luck to you!
Cassie
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