Total Hip Replacement

Total hip replacement is a joint replacement procedure that removes damaged portions of the hip and replaces them with artificial components to restore movement.

• Artificial hip joint – A metal or ceramic ball replaces the femoral head, while a durable socket replaces the hip joint. 

• Minimally invasive & traditional options – Based on patient needs and surgeon recommendation. 

• Improves mobility & function – Designed to enhance joint movement and reduce pain. 
   

Total hip replacement is recommended for individuals with chronic pain and mobility limitations due to hip joint damage.

• Osteoarthritis & rheumatoid arthritis – Joint deterioration causing stiffness and pain. 

• Hip fractures – Severe breaks that impact movement. 

• Avascular necrosis – Loss of blood supply leading to bone death. 

• Failed previous hip surgery – When prior procedures no longer provide relief. 
   

 

Total hip replacement has a high success rate and is one of the most effective orthopedic procedures for restoring function and reducing pain.

• Significant pain relief – Most patients experience a dramatic reduction in discomfort. 

• Improved joint function – Enhances range of motion and stability. 

• Long-lasting results – Modern implants last 15-25 years or longer. 

• Return to daily activities – Most patients return home within hours of surgery and regain the ability to walk, climb stairs, and exercise quckly.
  

 

• Incision near the hip joint – Provides access to the damaged area. 

• Removal of damaged bone and cartilage – The worn-out joint is replaced with a prosthetic. 

• Implant placement – A durable artificial hip is secured in place. 

• Rehabilitation & recovery – Physical therapy begins soon after surgery for mobility restoration.