Mobility with only one hip?

Posted on January 29, 2013 by admin

I recently treated an elderly gentleman who’d had a total hip replacement. This was removed within a month due to infection. He had been left with no hip joint and was to be discharged with only a 4-wheel walker.

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Mobility with only one hip?

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