Total hip replacement

Total hip replacement is a procedure where the damaged part of the hip joint are removed and replaced with metal and plastic implants.It is one of the commonest orthopaedic procedure performed around the world.It is usually indicated in conditions such as hip arthritis and also in geriatric fracture involving the hip joint.Our specialists are expert in performing these surgeries through smaller incision and also using robotic technology in certain cases.During the procedure, your specialist will make a cut around your thigh through which he will approach the hip joint.He will remove the upper part of thigh bone (femur head) and the damaged portion of the bone from the socket (acetabulum). He will then secure artificial metal and plastic implant to recreate the joint. Following the procedure, you will be given physiotherapy. You will be allowed to walk on the same day of surgery.You will be expected to return to full activity in about one to two months.In complex cases where there is more bone loss from the hip joint, your surgeon may consider using a larger implant or augments in order to secure the hip replacement (complex primary hip replacement).

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