The anterior technique uses a cannula to prepare and replace the damaged hip socket and helps reduce the risk of nerve injury.
Joseph Assini, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at the hospital, is one of the five developers of the technique, which results in smaller incisions, quicker healing and fewer complications.
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