| This x-ray below is of a patient that went to two different docs, you can see his right hip (your left) the cup angle was placed way off, above a 65 degree angle
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| Although extremely rare with hip resurfacing, this x-ray below is of a patient who’s hip dislocated
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| This x-ray below is of a patient who’s femoral component was placed and the stem actually protrudes out from the bone
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| This x-ray below is a patient that has a severe notch in the femoral neck
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| This x-ray below is of a patient that had a wire left in during surgery and his cup angle is placed wrong
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| This x-ray is of a patient that got the cup placed too deep and a screw that was way too long
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| The X-ray below is of a patient that developed severe Heterotopicossification or HO
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| This x-ray below is of a patient who’s cup slipped
 
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| This x-ray below is of a patient with an example of an extremely placed Deep Cup, notice how the cup protrudes through the pelvic bone on the right side (your left)
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| Here is a pretty severe case of femoral neck narrowing, another excellent reason to get follow up x-rays taken at least every other year. Here is this patients immediate post op x-ray taken in 2007
Follow up X-rays taken in 2009
X-rays taken recently in 2011
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