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Regional First for Advanced Tech Hip Replacement Surgery

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Back row, left to right: Sarah Roberts, McKinsey Ross, Hannah Pulskamp, Susan Hamilton,  and Carece Robbins. Front row, left to right: Deidre Morlan, Renee Muckerheide, Dr. Eric Tannenbaum, Chloe Chambers, Jamie Reeves, and Erin Back. (Provided Photo) (Greensburg, IN) – Decatur County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) has successfully completed its first hip replacement procedure using OrthoGrid Hip AI®. DCMH becomes the first hospital in the region to offer the advanced technology for eligible anterior hip replacement procedures. OrthoGrid Hip AI® is a surgeon-guided technology that provides real-time guidance during surgery to support implant positioning based on each patient’s unique anatomy. Used by fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon Dr. Eric Tannenbaum, the technology is designed to enhance surgical procedures without requiring additional incisions or implanted hardware.
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Regional First for Advanced Tech Hip Replacement Surgery

Back row, left to right: Sarah Roberts, McKinsey Ross, Hannah Pulskamp, Susan Hamilton,  and Carece Robbins. Front row, left to right: Deidre Morlan, Renee Muckerheide, Dr. Eric Tannenbaum, Chloe Chambers, Jamie Reeves, and Erin Back. (Provided Photo) (Greensburg, IN) – Decatur County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) has successfully completed its first hip replacement procedure using OrthoGrid Hip AI®. DCMH becomes the first hospital in the region to offer the advanced technology for eligible anterior hip replacement procedures. OrthoGrid Hip AI® is a surgeon-guided technology that provides real-time guidance during surgery to support implant positioning based on each patient’s unique anatomy. Used by fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon Dr. Eric Tannenbaum, the technology is designed to enhance surgical procedures without requiring additional incisions or implanted hardware. “OrthoGrid allows me to confirm important measurements and make informed decisions with confidence during the procedure,” said Dr. Eric Tannenbaum, Medical Director of Orthopedics at DCMH. “It helps DCMH continue providing high-quality care tailored to each patient.” DCMH President and CEO Rex McKinney says the hospital remains dedicated to expanding access to innovative healthcare services. “Introducing this new technology reflects our long-term commitment to the future of healthcare in our region by combining innovative technology with the exceptional physicians and caregivers our patients already know and trust,” McKinney said. The addition of OrthoGrid Hip AI® further strengthens DCMH’s growing orthopedic program by bringing leading-edge care to Southeastern Indiana, according to hospital officials. “This is a proud milestone for our orthopedic, radiology, and surgery departments,” said Renee Muckerheide, Director of Surgery at DCMH. “Successfully performing our first procedure with this technology reflects the skill, collaboration, and dedication of our entire team, and we’re excited to offer this advancement.” To learn more about DCMH’s orthopedic services or request an appointment, visit dcmh.net/ortho or call (812) 663-7790.

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