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Hip replacement, also known as hip arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure aimed at reducing severe hip pain and enhancing function. It involves the replacement of damaged hip joint surfaces with artificial components, facilitating improved mobility and pain relief. This procedure is commonly recommended for individuals suffering from conditions like arthritis or significant joint damage.

Major Reasons for Knee Replacement Surgery
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis
  • Post-Traumatic Arthritisl
  • Hip Deformities
  • Unsuccessful Prior Hip Surgery

When a patient is referred to a joint replacement program, the orthopaedic surgeon will recommend treatments based on the diagnosis, considering the patient's age, activity levels, and medical history. The assessment involves reviewing radiological, medical, physical, and historical records. Both non-surgical and surgical options are discussed with the patient during counselling and education.

Hip replacement is a surgical intervention aimed at alleviating the discomfort and dysfunction caused by arthritic or damaged hips. During this procedure, the orthopaedic surgeon removes the affected hip joint parts and substitutes them with specially crafted prosthetic devices made from materials such as plastic, metal, or ceramic. These prosthetics are meticulously designed to mimic the natural movement and function of the original hip joint, restoring mobility and reducing pain. This surgical option becomes particularly relevant when conservative treatments no longer provide sufficient relief, and the decision to proceed with hip replacement is made after careful consideration of the patient's individual circumstances and needs.

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Once the decision to undergo hip replacement has been made, the orthopaedic surgeon will coordinate the surgical procedure. The process typically begins with the administration of anesthesia, which can either be spinal or general, depending on the patient's specific requirements and the nature of the hip joint being replaced. Once the anesthesia takes effect, the skilled surgical team goes to work, skilfully replacing the damaged hip joint with a precisely tailored prosthesis. This transformative procedure offers hope to individuals suffering from hip-related issues, enabling them to regain their quality of life and enjoy a more comfortable and mobile future.

Essential Aspects of Recovery After Hip Replacement Surgery

Postoperative care following total hip replacement surgery consists of several essential components, including immediate and ongoing phases of rehabilitation.

  • Immediate Postoperative Care
  • Physical Therapy
Immediate Postoperative Care

In the immediate aftermath of hip replacement surgery, a pivotal phase of your recovery begins. During this period, medical professionals closely monitor your condition. They focus on effective pain management, wound care, and the initiation of gentle hip exercises.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy is a cornerstone of your recuperation journey after hip replacement surgery. Collaborating with a licensed physical therapist, you'll embark on a personalized exercise program tailored to your unique needs. These exercises are specifically crafted to enhance hip flexibility, bolster strength, and expand your range of motion. Early exercises may encompass ankle pumps, gentle hip bends, and quad sets. Your physical therapist will guide you through each step, ensuring you progress safely and steadily.