Revision Hip Replacement Surgery In Ahmedabad

Hip replacement or arthroplasty surgeries are performed to restore the functionalities and stability of joints by removing and replacing bone fragments with artificial implants or prostheses.

Revisional Hip replacement is replacing old prosthetic or artificial implants with other prosthetics using specialized tools and techniques for better and long-lasting results.

Revisional Hip replacements are different and more complex than primary hip replacements as they require specialized implants, planning, and orthopedic surgical expertise.

What is a revision hip replacement?

 A revision hip replacement is a surgical procedure to replace or repair a hip implant that has failed or worn out. This surgery involves removing the old implant and replacing it with a new one.

Why might someone need a revision hip replacement?

Common reasons for a revision hip replacement include implant loosening, infection, dislocation, wear and tear of the implant, and fractures around the implant site.

How is revision hip replacement surgery performed?

Revision hip replacement surgery involves removing the old hip implant, assessing and preparing the bone, and placing a new implant. The procedure may also require bone grafts or specialized implants depending on the extent of damage.

What are the risks associated with revision hip replacement surgery?

Risks include infection, blood clots, dislocation of the new implant, nerve or blood vessel damage, and differences in leg length. There is also a higher risk of complications compared to the initial hip replacement surgery.

How long is the recovery period after a revision hip replacement?

Recovery after a revision hip replacement can take several months. It typically involves a combination of rest, physical therapy, and gradual return to normal activities. Full recovery can take up to a year depending on individual circumstances.