Hip resurfacing device outcomes study

This study looks at how well a custom-made hip resurfacing device works over time, checking both how you feel and how the implant looks on X-rays. It may help doctors understand if this device benefits people like you.

This study checks how well FH ORTHO hip surgery devices perform after implantation in participating hospital centers. You may be asked to take part because you already received one of these approved hip devices.

This study tracks how well the ROMAX hip resurfacing system works over time, focusing on patient recovery and X-ray results. It is designed for adults who need hip resurfacing and are generally healthy enough for surgery.

This study monitors people who already received a specific hip replacement device (REDAPT) to check how it’s doing over time. It may help confirm long-term safety and performance of these implant parts.

This study looks at people who had a hip replacement (total hip arthroplasty) using the PROMIS stem. The goal is to evaluate how this specific hip part performs in real-world use.

This study is checking how well a specific type of partial hip replacement (a metal ball used in hip surgery) holds up over time in people who had a certain kind of hip fracture. If you've already had this surgery, joining the study means you'll be followed to see how your hip is doing.