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Types of Hip Replacement Surgery

Surgery TypeRecovery DaysHospital DaysAge Group
Total Hip Replacement (THR)6 -12 weeks2-4 DaysAny age
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement (MIHR)2 -6 weeks1- 3 daysAny age
Anterior Hip Replacement (AHR)2 -6 weeks1- 3 daysAny age
Partial Hip Replacement (PHR)6 -12 weeks2 -4 daysTypically older adults

About Hip Replacement

Minimally invasive hip replacement surgery is performed by the best orthopedic surgeons in Manesar to eliminate or reduce the tissue trauma associated with total hip replacement. The benefits of minimally invasive hip replacement surgery include a much smaller incision, lesser blood loss during surgery, speedy recovery, early return to normal lifestyle including driving, and exercise.

Overview

Best hip replacement implant brands in India
  • Johnson & Johnson Hip Implant
  • Stryker Hip Implant
  • Zimmer Hip Implant
  • Smith & Nephew Hip Implant
Difference between partial and total hip replacement
  • Partial hip replacement only replaces the ball portion of the hip joint with an implant.
  • Total Hip Replacement (TKR) replaces both the ball and socket portion of the hip joint.
Contraindications of a hip replacement
  • Knee sepsis
  • An ongoing infection
  • Extensor mechanism dysfunction
  • Vascular disease
  • Recurvatum deformity (knee deformity in which the knee bends backwards) secondary to muscular weakness
  • Presence of knee arthrodesis
Hip replacement exercises to do
  • Quad squeezes
  • Glute squeezes
  • Heel slides
  • Ankle pumps
  • Side step ups
  • Squats
  • Hip abduction (while lying on the side)
  • Hip extension
What exercises should be avoided after hip replacement?
  • Crossing one leg over the other
  • Turning foot inward and ankle rotations
  • Side leg raises

Treatment

Pre-Operative tests

The orthopedic surgeon will ask you to undergo the following tests before hip replacement surgery:

  • X-ray
  • MRI
  • Echocardiogram

These imaging tests help diagnose your condition more accurately. After evaluating the results, the surgeon will recommend the most suitable treatment option for you.

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Doctor holding hip replacement implant used in hip replacement

Hip Replacement Procedure

Hip replacement is performed with utmost precision to relieve pain and restore mobility. The key steps involved are:

  • The patient is given either general anesthesia (to make them unconscious) or spinal anesthesia (to numb the lower body) to ensure there is no pain or discomfort during the procedure.
  • The orthopedic surgeon makes an incision over the outer side of the hip. Depending on the approach, the surgeon may use:
    • Traditional incision – 8 to 10 inches
    • Minimally invasive incision – 1 or 2 small cuts of 3 to 4 inches
  • Damaged bone and cartilage are carefully removed while preserving healthy bone and surrounding soft tissues.
  • The hip socket (acetabulum) is reshaped and fitted with a prosthetic cup, often using the latest uncemented implants for better fixation and long-term durability.
  • The femoral head (ball of the thigh bone) is replaced with a metal or ceramic implant attached to a stem that fits inside the femur.
  • Advanced techniques allow for early mobilization — most patients are encouraged to walk with support the very next day after surgery.
  • Pain management protocols, infection prevention, and blood clot prevention measures are followed as part of the enhanced recovery program.
  • Physiotherapy and rehabilitation are strongly recommended to restore joint movement, strengthen muscles, and ensure complete recovery.
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Why choose Pristyn Care for Hip Replacement Surgery

Best Healthcare Provider for Orthopedic Treatments

01

Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement Procedure

Minimally invasive Hip replacement involves a much smaller incision of 4 to 6 inches, unlike traditional Hip replacement, that involves a much longer incision of 8 to 10 inches.

02

Best Hip Joint Implant

Our Orthopedic Surgeons use the best prosthesis for joint replacement surgeries, such as Johnson & Johnson, Stryker, Zimmer, Smith & Nephew. Usage of the best quality implants for orthopedic procedures in order to promote longevity and durability.

03

Physiotherapy Assistance

The patient’s physiotherapy preferably begins after 10-12 days of surgery. For your smooth and precise recovery post Hip replacement surgery, we will help you connect with the best Physiotherapist near you.

04

Post Surgery Care and Support

We offer follow-up consultations with the surgeon and provide instructions for post surgery care including dietary tips and exercises to our patients to ensure they have a smooth recovery.

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What complications can happen during a hip replacement surgery?

General complications that are associated with any surgical procedure are-

  • Severe Pain
  • Bleeding
  • Infection of the surgical site
  • Scarring
  • Blood clots
  • Difficulty passing urine
  • Stroke

Specific complications associated with a hip replacement surgery are-

  • Split in the femur (the only bone present in the thigh)
  • Damage to the nerves or blood vessels
  • Infection in the hip
  • Loosening of the implant
  • Bone forming in muscles around the hip implant
  • Dislocation

Orthopedic surgeons take several precautions and analyze the history and medical condition of each patient prior to the surgery to eradicate the risks and complications associated with hip replacement surgery.

Advantages of undergoing arthroscopic hip replacement

The advantages of undergoing hip replacement surgery with arthroscopy over the traditional open hip surgery are-

  • Smaller incisions
  • Minimal trauma to the surrounding muscles, tissues and ligaments
  • Less postoperative pain
  • Faster recovery
  • Lower infection rate
  • Earlier mobilisation, most patients can walk the same day after their hip surgery
  • Shorter hospital stay (3 to 5 days)

Treatments for Degenerative Joint Disease in the Hip

Patients suffering from degenerative joint disease are advised to undergo prompt treatment. There are a number of treatment options for degenerative hip disease, ranging from nonsurgical to surgical treatment. The treatment option for each patient is chosen based on several individual factors, such as age, activity level, extent of cartilage loss the joint has experienced and the effect of the disease on the patient’s life.

Different treatments for degenerative disease in the hip joint you that may discuss with your orthopedic doctor include-

  • Medication- Medications can help reduce the inflammation and swelling and can help manage the pain.
  • Physiotherapy- This can help strengthen the muscles around the affected joint and thus improve mobility and reduce pain. However, patients with severe pain or symptoms may require physiotherapy for several weeks or months.
  • Hip operation- If other treatments are not successful, the orthopedic surgeon may advise hip joint replacement procedure. The surgeon will replace the injured hip joint with a metal or ceramic implant to restore function and quality of life.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of hip replacement surgery in Manesar?

The cost of hip replacement surgery in Manesar can range between Rs. 2,00,000 and Rs. 2, 35,000. But this is not a fixed price and is subject to change based on multiple factors like the doctor fee, hospital charges, cost of medications, and the amount to be paid for diagnostic tests.

Will my insurance cover hip replacement surgery?

Most health insurance companies cover the cost of a hip replacement. At Pristyn Care, we have a dedicated team for hassle-free insurance approvals of our patients. To know more, contact our medical coordinators.

How many days will I have to stay in hospital after minimally invasive hip replacement surgery?

The patient is typically discharged from the hospital 2 to 4 days after undergoing minimally invasive hip replacement surgery.

What is hip osteoarthritis?

Hip osteoarthritis is the condition when the cartilage lining the hip joint begins to wear out, resulting in pain, inflammation and stiffness. The joint may also feel warm. Without treatment, significant damage to the cartilage can even deform the leg and reduce the length of the leg. Patients with hip osteoarthritis or other types of arthritis are recommended to consult an orthopedic surgeon for the right and necessary course of treatment.

At what stage can I undergo hip replacement surgery?

Hip replacement surgery is usually suggested to a patient when other treatment measures such as physiotherapy, pain control options (like medications), activity restrictions and lifestyle changes have not been successful and severe, chronic hip pain is affecting your lifestyle and everyday quality of life.

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