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Dr. David F. Dalury specializes in total knee replacement and hip replacement. Dr. Dalury and his team of dedicated nurses, anesthesiologists, and therapists have created a rapid recovery program focused on enhanced pain management and early recovery. This program allows patients a quicker return to their desired daily activities.
Dr. David Dalury is a graduate of Dartmouth Medical School. He did a fellowship at the Harvard Hospitals, where he was trained in total joint replacement surgery. He is a clinical Professor of Orthopedic surgery at University of Maryland Medicine, an Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University, and Chief of Orthopaedics at University of Maryland St Joseph Medical Center. In addition he is a member of numerous medical societies and associations, and has written extensively for peer- reviewed publications.
Patient Resources
- Before and After Pictures of Total Knee and Hip Arthroplasty (PDF)
- Patient Information Websites for Hip and Knee Replacement (PDF)
- Pain Management Publication (PDF)
- Current & Innovative Pain Management Techniques in Total Knee Arthroplasty (PDF)
- More Information on Specific Procedures
Additional Patient Resources
Additional Printable PDFs
Spring, 2013 — An orthopaedic team from the United States, including Dr. David Dalury is scheduled to participate in their fifth mission to Hospital General Plaza de la Salud in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Maryland’s Health Matters: University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center
Spring, 2010 – Dr. David Dalury, joined by an orthopaedic team from the United States, travelled to Hospital General Plaza de la Salud in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Total hip replacement is widely considered to be one of the greatest surgical procedures available. Hip replacement can be performed using several different methods, yet recently there has been a great deal of interest in a method known as the “Direct Anterior Approach.” This approach has been purported to provide easier and faster recoveries, however, there is new research that patients considering this technique should review before making a decision. Patients are encouraged to discuss all questions about surgical approaches with their surgeon.