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The AHF Podcast features thoughtful conversations about orthopedic surgery, outcomes, and clinical decision-making, with a particular focus on hip surgery and related innovation.
Produced by the Anterior Hip Foundation, the podcast brings together surgeons, researchers, and clinical leaders to examine how evidence, experience, and real-world practice intersect. Episodes explore what the data actually shows, where assumptions break down, and how clinicians navigate uncertainty in daily practice.
This podcast is intended for orthopedic surgeons, trainees, and medically literate clinicians who value nuanced discussion, critical thinking, and honest examination of what improves patient care.
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Send us Fan Mail Three 2026 AHF Traveling Fellows on what two weeks in the operating rooms of the highest-volume anterior hip surgeons in the US taught them that no video could. For early-career hip surgeons weighing the fellowship, and for anyone trying to turn anterior approach technique into surgical judgment. This is the second of three conversations with the 2026 AHF Traveling Fellows. Host Joe Schwab sits down with Jadye Kee, a joint replacement surgeon in community practice in Bryan-...
Send us Fan Mail Three 2026 AHF Traveling Fellows on what two and a half weeks scrubbing in with the most experienced anterior hip surgeons in the US actually changed in their practice. For early-career hip surgeons weighing the fellowship, and for anyone refining their anterior approach technique, revision skills, or practice model. Every year the Anterior Hip Foundation sends a small group of early-career surgeons city to city to scrub in with the highest-volume and most innovative anteri...
Send us Fan Mail Can you really revise a failed total hip through the anterior approach? Three surgeons who do it every week explain when they stay anterior, when they still go posterior, and how they plan the exposure. A practical roundtable on anterior approach revision hip arthroplasty for arthroplasty surgeons, fellows, and residents. The knock on anterior approach revision has always been that it is not extensile. Eric Cohen, Kris Alden, and Molly Hartzler take that head-on: from the A...
Send us Fan Mail Hip resurfacing was written off after the metal-on-metal era — but the patients kept coming back happy. Two surgeons who never stopped offering it explain what changed, and what a vitamin E polyethylene bearing does to the failure mode that ended it. For hip surgeons weighing whether resurfacing belongs in their toolkit, and for anyone interested in where orthopedic implant innovation actually comes from. Sharat Kusuma left clinical practice to lead JointMedica as CEO, deve...
Send us Fan Mail Dislocation after anterior approach total hip replacement still runs around 2% in the first two years — so what actually moves that number? Three hip surgeons work through instability prevention end to end, from the first clinic visit to the final construct. The anterior approach has pushed dislocation rates in the right direction, but it has not solved instability — and the belief that it has is where surgeons get caught. In this roundtable, Jeff Barry, Blair Ashley, and C...
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