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    <title>comtemplating hip resurfacing</title>
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    I have held off on a total hip replacement for years, waiting until I was as old as possible (56 currently), but I must have surgery soon.  I am excited about resurfacing and my consultations with surgeons has met with mixed enthusiasm.  I recently met a very experienced surgeon in total hip surgeries, but because of the licensing in this country, only started with resurfacing in the spring of 2007.  Although I had a very good comfort level with this surgeon, he has done only 50-60 resurfacings so far.  On this website, I see recommendations that no fewer than 100 resurfacings be used as a minimum experience level.  Since there are few surgeons in the US with a large experience base, what are others experience and/or recommendations with this situation?
Thanks, htj 
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