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Investigating Injuries:
Heterotopic Ossification following THR
Episode #10 of Investigating Injuries examines heterotopic ossification following total hip replacement through the lens of clinical assessment and case-based reasoning. Host Dr. Daniel Stewart and guest Matthew McDermott explore how pathophysiology, surgical and metabolic risk factors, targeted hip ROM and strength testing, and careful interpretation of red flags inform more accurate differentiation and management decisions post-THR.
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Dr. Daniel G. Stewart PT, DPT
Biomechanics
Musculoskeletal Medicine
Physiotherapy
Integrated Clinical Services Manager
Since graduating from his Master’s degree, Matt has spent the majority of his career progressing though senior roles in some of London’s top NHS teaching hospitals including: the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, University College London Hospital, Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and most recently as spinal team lead at the Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust.
Alongside his current role Matt also works as a part-time physiotherapist at Tottenham Hotspur F.C academy and team GB Canoe Slalom (Olympic Team). Matt also contributes towards regional teaching, delivering lectures at the University of Essex and King’s College London.
Matthew McDermott
PT, MSc
Investigating Injuries:
Heterotopic Ossification following THR
Dr. Daniel Stewart and Matthew McDermott examine heterotopic ossification following total hip replacement: why it is frequently missed, how to identify key red flags, and how objective assessment supports clearer clinical reasoning and progression decisions post-THR.
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