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Professor KM Mohan Krishna Iyer describes a modified posterior approach to the hip joint in his new book. This technique aims to address issues with the critical posterior approach like higher dislocation rates while maintaining excellent visualization of the acetabulum and femoral shaft. The modified approach was credited to Iyer's teacher Mr. FHBeddow and was published in 1990. Dr. Nishant Pandey recommends young orthopedic surgeons read Iyer's book to learn about this innovation and encourages reading the work of brilliant minds like Iyer.
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Chapter no.1: Introduction Posterior Approach(PA) by
Ahmed Zaghloul, Assistant Lecturer,
Orthopaedic department, Faculty of
Medicine, Mansoura University, Egypt.
Chapter no.2: Additional version of PA by Kemal Şibar and
Alper Öztürk,Ankara,Turkey.
Chapter no.3: Direct Anterior Approach to the Hip by Prof.
John O'Donnell,Melbourne,Australia.
Chapter no.4:Principles of Direct Anterior Approach to the
Hip by Alessandro Geraci,Orthopaedic
Department, CaFoncello Hospital,Treviso, Italy
Chapter no.5:Anterior Minimally Invasive Surgery (AMIS) by
Hiran Amarasekera,Consultant Orthopaedic
Surgeon, Neville Fernando Teaching Hospital,
Malabe, Sri Lanka
Chapter no.6: DAA by Kirubakaran Pattabiraman,
Department of Orthopedics,JIPMER,
Puducherry,INDIA and Prof Thomas
Mullner,Austria.
Chapter no.7:DAA[Direct Anterior Approach to the Hip Joint]
by Calllum McBryde et al [Consultant Young
Adult Hip Surgeon, Department of Trauma &
Orthopaedics, Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS
Trust, Birmingham, UK]
Chapter no.8:Direct Anterior Approach for Total Hip
Arthroplasty by Rajesh Malhotra and Deepak
Gautam
"Modified Posterior Approach to the Hip Joint 2nd ed." is tentatively planned to be published by 24.09.2023.
K.Mohan Iyer[1/8/2023]
Cover.pdf
Revised final table of contents:
1.Introduction.
2.Epidemiology of Piriformis Syndrome.
3.Predisposing Factors.
4.Aetiology of Piriformis Syndrome.
5.Specific tests for the PS
6.Pathophysiology
7.Differential Diagnosis
8.Imaging
9.Electro-diagnostic studies
10.Intrapelvic Causes of Sciatica in Piriformis Syndrome
11.Pyomyositis of the Piriformis Muscle
12.Bipartitite Piriformis giving rise to
sciatic nerve entrapment
13.Hydrodissection of Piriformis Syndrome
14.Composite Anatomical Variations between the Sciatic
Nerve and the Piriformis Muscle
15.Epidemiology.Clinical Diagnosis of Piriformis Syndrome
16. Peroneal Neuropathy in Piriformis Syndrome
17. Physiotherapy for Piriformis syndrome
18.Treatment of Piriformis Syndrome
19.Complications with Prognosis.
20. References
21.References for further reading[9 chapters]
K.Mohan Iyer[6/7/2023]
The Ebook of.pdf
This is a very important and interesting book which eery qualified Orthopaedic Surgeon must have,
K.Mohan Iyer[25/1/2022]
My ebook titled Posterior Approaches to the Hip Joint should be available by ...
Citations in textbooks of repute
Original Research work done: A New Posterior Approach to the Hip Joint – K. Mohan Iyer, Injury, 13, 76-80, 1981.
1 Campbell’s Textbook of Operative Orthopaedics,12th Edition,by S.Terry Canale and James H.Beaty,Page No.331.
2. The Year Book of Orthopaedics 1982-Mark B.Coventry, Pages:371-373.
3.The Hip: ISBN 10:0812113020/ISBN 13:9780812113020
My original work has been quoted on page no.90.
4. Surgery of the Hip, Elsevier, Mosby/Saunders, Volume 2, by Daniel J.Berry and Jay R.Lieberman, Page No.269.
5. The Adult Hip by John J Callaghan MD, Aaron G Rosenberg MD, Harry E Rubash. Volume 1, Callaghan, Rosenberg and Rubash, ISBN:078175092X, Pages:700-701,718.
6. Surgery of the Hip Edited by Raymond G. Tronzo; Ref.no.187:(Page no.333):Fractures of the Hip in Adults: My original research on the Hip Joint has been quoted.
7. Minially Invasive Total Joint Arthroplasty by William J Hozak,Martin Kirsmer,Michael Hogler,Peter M Bonutti,Franz Rachbauer,Jonathan L Scaffer,William J Donnelly(Editors).
My original work(1981) is also referred to in this book Total
Hip Arthroplasty Arch Orthop Trauma Surg 102:225-229 at reference no.24[pages 115 -229]
Posterior Approaches to the Hip Joint
Herewith I have finalised the Book Cover for my next book titled Posterior Approaches to the Hip Joint.K.Mohan Iyer(24/7/2022)
BOHR Publishers.pdf
The document outlines the chapter topics for an upcoming book titled "Posterior Approaches to the Hip Joint" by K.Mohan Iyer. The chapters will cover anatomy, biomechanics, gait mechanics, patient positioning, various modified posterior surgical approaches, minimally invasive techniques, assisted approaches using robotics, complications, comparing the posterior approach to other approaches, and physiotherapy management following posterior hip surgeries.
Heuter's approach to the hip joint
Herewith I have posted a file an email that I got yesterday,K.Mohan Iyer(24/2/2018)
10.1007 s00590 017-1923-y
This is my book review that came out on 24th Sunday 2017 in the EJOST(European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology),which I have sent as an attachment.
K.Mohan Iyer(25/9/2017)
978 620-2-00308-7 coverpreview (3)
This is my next book after which I will be publishing my book “Hip Joint in Adults: Advances and Developments” following my book THE HIP JOINT.by PanStanford,Singapore.(17/7/2017)
This is the link that i got today
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Indian orthopaedic association news letter
IOA Newsletter 2016/vol.61/Issue III(August 2016 to November 2016)K.Mohan Iyer(16/12/2016)
Ortho 2016-8350-scientific-programme-2016
Detailed programme of the Global Ortho Congress at Philadelphia,USA where my presentation is on 8/11/2016 at 3.15 to 3.35 pm as seen in this attachment.
Doc4
This is my audio-visual presentation at the Global Ortho Congress next month(December 8 to 10,2016)
Karnataka orthopaedic association
These are my book THE HIP JOINT details on the KOA Website(9/9/2016)
International orthopedic-surgeons-alumini-1-1024
This is a book review of my book `Modified Posterior Approach to the Hip Joint'
Posterior approach to the hip joint(41)
This document describes Dr. K Mohan Iyer's original research on a posterior approach to the hip joint conducted on cadavers in 1981. It provides details of Dr. Iyer's presentations on this approach at orthopaedic conferences in 1982 and 1984. The posterior approach developed by Dr. Iyer is outlined and research is presented demonstrating it provides greater stability during hip surgery compared to other conventional approaches.
Excision of the trapezium presentation
1. Excision of the trapezium bone is a surgical treatment for carpometacarpal arthritis of the thumb that provides good pain relief.
2. While hand function is maintained, there is some loss of power in opposition grip and pinch grip due to resulting carpal instability.
3. Arthrographic imaging shows a distinct scaphometacarpal joint space that is initially small and irregular after surgery but becomes larger and more regular over time, indicating healing of the joint.
Jmt.2347 5595-066.1
The author discusses writing medical theses, specifically about the hip joint. They wrote three theses in their orthopedic career focusing on the hip joint. A thesis should be analyzed from different angles including anatomy, pathology, surgery, and medicine. It is typically written in an introduction, literature review, materials and methods, results, discussion, summary, and references. The author is happy to guide students on writing an original thesis or paper and notes key aspects to include like infection and dislocation results. They had previously described an approach to the hip joint in 1981 that has been used successfully by others with no increased dislocation rates.
Jocr authors certificate jan mar 2015 krishna mohan iyer
This is the certificate that the Indian Orthopaedic Research Group gives,which should be extremely useful to the newcomers in the field of Orthopaedic Surgery anywhere in the world,beside being on their CV.
K.Mohan Iyer,Bangalore,India
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International orthopedic surgeons alumini
- 1. INTERNATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS ALUMINI & INTERNATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC RESEARCH Nishant Pandey I would like to bring your attention to a new approach to hip joint described by Professor KM Mohan Krishna Iyer in his latest book "MODIFIED POSTERIOR APPROACH TO THE HIP JOINT". As we know literature is about Critical posterior approach to hip Joint due to complications like higher Dislocation Rate.However, the excellent visualization of the Entire acetabulum and the upper femoral shaft, is one of the biggest advantages for primary and revision joint replacement surgery part icularly in cases where only the femoral component needs to be replaced. This book provides new technique to counter these issues.This term entitled `Modified Posterior Approach to the Hip Joint ', he has credited his teacher and Mentor has 9Mr.FHBeddow) Senior Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, University of Liverpool, UK and has been mentioned as an article in Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Surgical {-Surgical Society Clinical Experience with the Iyer modification of the Posterior Approach to the Hip: FHBeddow and C.Tulloch, J.Bone Joint Surg (BR) 1990,73B, Suppl II: 164-165 .} Society (1990). I am attaching this technical published in Indian Subcontinent and recommend to young orthopedic surgeon to read his books. Remember innovation is the key to success for a brilliant mind. I thank Professor K.MKrishna Mohan Iyer to have reached out a young colleague like me in this regard and considered worthy and hope people read his years of work probably equal to some our ages and learn. Congratulation to him on This great achievement. Warm regards, Dr.NISHANT