Question 1

What is Proximal Femur Replacement (PFR)?

Accepted Answer

Proximal Femur Replacement is a salvage procedure where the upper part of the thigh bone is replaced with a specialized prosthesis, usually after severe bone loss or multiple failed fracture fixations.

Question 2

When is a GMRS implant used?

Accepted Answer

The GMRS (Global Modular Replacement System) by Stryker is used in complex cases involving massive bone loss, tumor reconstructions, or failed previous hip surgeries to provide stability and mobility.

Question 3

Can a patient walk after 2 years of non-weight bearing due to failed fixation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as shown in Dr. Hemant Sharma's case study, even a patient who has not walked for 2 years can be made to stand and walk again through successful proximal femur replacement surgery.

Proximal Femur Replacement, Failed Fixation In Past With Multiple Surgeries.

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