Thank you for writing this blog! I am 32 years old and going into PAO surgery in two weeks. I too have 2 children and have been worrying about how we will care for them. Seeing how you progressed has calmed and inspired me. THANK YOU!!
Thank you for writing this blog. My daughter 13 year old daughter is 3 week post PAO surgery. You have included many good points of reference that she can relate to. Your story is truly inspiring.
I am a 40 year old mother of 2 boys - Brady and Reilly. I have a wonderful husband TJ. I was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at age 28 and had a scope done to repair a torn labrum. After two pregnancies and lots of hip pain - I had RPAO on 1/25/08 with Dr. Millis in Boston.
"Periacetabular" means around the acetabulum. "Osteotomy" means to cut bone. Simply put, the PAO cuts the bone around the acetabulum that joins the acetabulum to the pelvis. Once the acetabulum is detached from the rest of the pelvis by a series of carefully controlled cuts, it is rotated to a position of ideal coverage as dictated by the specific acetabulum's unique anatomy.
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Thank you for writing this blog! I am 32 years old and going into PAO surgery in two weeks. I too have 2 children and have been worrying about how we will care for them. Seeing how you progressed has calmed and inspired me. THANK YOU!!
Thank you for writing this blog. My daughter 13 year old daughter is 3 week post PAO surgery. You have included many good points of reference that she can relate to. Your story is truly inspiring.
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