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Hip replacement surgery is a highly successful procedure designed to relieve pain and restore mobility in patients with severe hip joint damage. The damaged portions of the hip joint are replaced with artificial implants made from durable materials. This procedure is commonly recommended for patients suffering from advanced arthritis, fractures, or joint deformities that make daily activities painful and difficult.
Modern minimally invasive techniques allow for faster recovery, reduced hospital stays, and long-lasting outcomes. Hip replacement offers patients the opportunity to regain independence, return to normal activity, and dramatically improve quality of life.
Patients with chronic hip pain, stiffness, and limited mobility due to arthritis or injury who no longer respond to medications or physiotherapy are ideal candidates for hip replacement.
Individuals with osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis causing chronic pain and stiffness.
Patients with fractures or damage that cannot be managed with conservative treatments.
Those struggling with walking, climbing stairs, or daily activities due to hip pain.
Patients who no longer find relief with medicines, injections, or physiotherapy.
Muscle-sparing knee replacement is a minimally invasive surgical technique in which the knee implant is placed without cutting through major muscles or tendons around the joint. This approach preserves muscle strength and allows for faster recovery.
Unlike conventional surgery, which may involve cutting through the quadriceps tendon, the muscle-sparing technique avoids disrupting key muscles. This means less pain, quicker rehabilitation, and reduced hospital stay.
Patients with knee arthritis or severe joint damage, but who also want faster recovery and minimal post-surgical discomfort, are ideal candidates. Suitability depends on factors like knee structure, bone quality, and overall health.
Most patients begin walking with support within 24 hours. Recovery is generally quicker—patients often resume normal activities in 4–6 weeks, compared to 8–12 weeks with traditional methods.
Hip replacement is a proven solution for patients suffering from severe joint pain and disability. With expert care and rehabilitation, you can return to an active, pain-free lifestyle and enjoy long-lasting joint function.
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