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In this evidence-based educational video, Dr Hutchinson walks you through everything you need to know about hip replacement, including;- what is a hip joint?...
Whether you’re in the thick of hip replacement recovery, anticipating a hip replacement surgery or weighing your options, it’s common to have several questions. Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about hip replacement surgery.
How do you know you might need a hip replacement? There are a number of symptoms that suggest you may need a hip replacement, although some symptoms can vary. It’s important that you talk to a doctor for a diagnosis first if you are experiencing any of the below symptoms. 1. Hip stiffness Do you experience stiffness when you try to walk?
Symptoms. The most common symptom of hip arthritis is joint pain and stiffness resulting in limited range of motion. Vigorous activity can increase the pain and stiffness which may cause limping while walking. Diagnosis is made by evaluating medical history, physical examination and X-rays. Surgical Procedure.
Posterior hip replacement is the most common approach to total hip replacement surgery. The incision is made behind the hip avoiding the major walking muscles. Posterior hip replacement surgery helps to regain the normal function and stability of the hip joint in patients with arthritis.
In this comprehensive blog, we’ll explore the first signs that might indicate the need for hip replacement surgery and provide you with valuable insights and solutions to help you regain your mobility and comfort.
I'm an orthopedic surgeon and we're about to perform a total hip replacement for a patient with severe osteoarthritis of the hip. Total joint rooms are probably one of the most sterile...
