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Q: How do you know if you need a hip replacement?

If you experience any of these arthritis symptoms, you should consider a hip replacement surgery:, Chronic pain in the hip that does not do with medications, Stiffness in the hip that does not allow you to walk or limits your daily activities., Pain in the hip area that interferes with your sleep, work and daily tasks

Q: Can hip replacement be done as an outpatient?

Most patients with hip replacement need to stay in the hospital for a day or two after the surgery. The discharge depends upon your condition and the surgery. While some patients may return home the same day, many others might require to extend their hospital stay.

Q: Will my new metal implant be detected at airports?

The screening machines available at airports today are very advanced and are capable of effectively detecting what the metal is. If the screening machine detects the metal, it will know that it is an implant and not an unauthorized metal object.

Q: Is hip replacement a major surgery?

Yes, total hip replacement is a major surgery and includes the risk of complications after the surgery. To prevent the risks, it is important that you choose a trained and experienced orthopedic surgeon to undergo the treatment. If you are in the right hands and follow what the doctor prescribes, it is unlikely that you may face any major complications.

Q: How do I know if my hip replacement is failing?

If your hip replacement fails, you will experience pain and swelling around the hip area. Additionally, you may also develop lumps around the area. If your hip replacement is failing, you may hear a sound while walking or moving around.

Q: How long do hip implants last?

Generally, a hip replacement prosthesis will remain effective for 10-20 years, and some may last even longer.

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What is a hip replacement?

Hip replacement is the surgical procedure of replacing a hip joint with a prosthetic implant. There are two types of hip replacement - Hemi Replacement or Total Replacement. As the name suggests, in a hemi replacement, the surgeon replaces half of the hip joint. But, in a total hip replacement, the surgeon replaces the entire hip joint. Hip replacement is also known as hip arthroplasty and can be considered as a treatment option for your hip pain.

Treatment

Physical examination for Hip Replacement

Diagnosis

During diagnosis, the orthopedic surgeon will evaluate the condition before deciding on the treatment. To evaluate the condition, the surgeon may recommend the following tests and ask about your general health condition.

Physical examination - The doctor will assess the mobility, strength and alignment of the hip.
Medical history - The orthopedic doctor will gather information about your general health.
Imaging tests - Imaging tests like CT scan and MRI will help to evaluate the condition of the bone and tissues of the hip.
X-rays - The x-ray images will help in determining the extent of the deformity and damage in the hip.

Surgery

Hip replacement surgery is usually performed under anesthesia. The surgery could be done either in the conventional manner or the minimally invasive way. In the standard conventional technique, 8-10 inches long incisions are made and in minimally invasive technique the incisions are not more than 2-4 inches long.

During hip replacement, the surgeon will make an incision in the front or side of the hip or through the tissue layers of the hip. The surgeon removes the damaged bone and cartilage through the incisions and leaves the healthy bone. The surgeon will then remove the ball portion of the joint by cutting the thighbone.

After removing the damaged parts, the surgeon attaches a replacement socket to the hipbone. The surgeon inserts the new ball part of the thigh bone into the socket part. The surgeon reattaches the muscles and closes the incisions. The surgery usually completes within 60-90 minutes.

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Your safety is taken care of by thermal screening, social distancing, sanitized clinics and hospital rooms, sterilized surgical equipment and mandatory PPE kits during surgery.

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A dedicated Medical Coordinator assists you throughout the surgery journey from insurance paperwork, to free commute from home to hospital & back and admission-discharge process at the hospital.

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Our surgeons spend a lot of time with you to diagnose your condition. You are assisted in all pre-surgery medical diagnostics. We offer advanced laser and laparoscopic surgical treatment. Our procedures are USFDA approved.

Post Surgery Care

We offer free follow-up consultations and instructions including dietary tips as well as exercises to every patient to ensure they have a smooth recovery to their daily routines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you know if you need a hip replacement?

Can hip replacement be done as an outpatient?

Will my new metal implant be detected at airports?

Is hip replacement a major surgery?

How do I know if my hip replacement is failing?

How long do hip implants last?

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What can I do at home after hip replacement surgery for a quick recovery?

You can practice these simple measures to recover well after a hip replacement surgery:

Avoid sitting on recliners. Sit straight and firm
Limit climbing the stairs.
Make the room clutter-free so that there is no risk of falling down.
Don't let your pets jump on you until you recover completely.
Strictly avoid wearing slippery sandals.
Do not lift any weight until the doctor says otherwise.

Anatomy of the hip

The hip, in the simplest language, is a ball and socket joint. The ball which is located at the top of the thigh bone or the femur is known as the femoral head. The socket is a part of the pelvis and is also known as the acetabulum. The ball moves the socket and allows the leg to move backwards, forward and sideways.

When the hip is healthy and normal, the cartilage covers the ball and the socket allowing them to slide gently over each other. In a hip affected by arthritis, the cartilage gets worn down making the movement difficult. A person with an arthritic hip may find it difficult to move or walk. A person with hip arthritis often requires surgery to get relief from the painful condition.

Who is a good candidate for hip replacement?

Ideally, you should consider a hip replacement if you experience constant pain due to the damage in the hip joint. You should consider hip replacement if:

Your hip damage is a result of an injury or fracture.
You have tried other non-surgical methods but have not received any relief.
You are above 18 years of age. There is no upper age limit for the surgery but complications may arise in the case of older people.

On the contrary, the orthopedic surgeon may not consider you a good candidate for hip replacement surgery if: