... renewed interest in performing hip replacement through the front (anterior) of the hip as opposed to the more traditional posterior, or backside ... time intraoperative x-ray equipment, anterior hip replacement has made a resurgence. These additions ... or dislocation and a painful joint. Is it true that hips done through an anterior approach will not dislocate? No. All hip replacements can dislocate. ...

ANTERIOR have announced a short run of dates in December to close the year and air some of the new songs they’ve been busy working on over the past few months. " ... and see in the festive season in some new cities, its gonna be a blast! See you there..." Catch them at: ANTERIOR December 2009 12th PONTYPRIDD – Club Y Bont (with MALEFICE) 13th COLCHESTER – ...

... rise to cells above the optic nerve head. A dorsal and anterior region of the OV correlated with cells in the developing rod ... . DiI application after ablation indicated that cells movements were greater along the anterior posterior axis compared with the dorsal ventral axis. ... the distal tip of the OV is not supported; rather, a region anterior and dorsal to the distal tip gives rise to the rod free ...

... mdash; To define the detailed spectrum of audiovestibular dysfunction in anterior inferior cerebellar artery territory infarction. Methods&mdash ... years, we prospectively identified 82 consecutive patients with anterior inferior cerebellar artery territory infarction diagnosed by ... 80 of 82) function was rarely observed. We could classify anterior inferior cerebellar artery territory infarction into 7 ...

A model performing a variation of the lower back stretch. (Photo by TerenceKearns.com) Anterior pelvic tilt may sound like some horrible bone disease, but it's actually a fairly common problem ... posture. In fact, according to some fitness people and gym teachers, it may even be the most common postural deviation. What is anterior pelvic... To read the rest of the post, visit the blog!

... former University of Pittsburgh star was initially projected as a high pick in the 2009 NBA draft, but he slid to the second round after a physical revealed something unsettling: The player has no anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in either knee—the result of two high school surgeries. How can Blair play at a professional level without an ACL to call his own? San Antonio ...