HIP REPLACEMENT
Advanced Hip Replacement Care
Hip conditions can make walking, sitting, climbing stairs and everyday activities increasingly difficult. When joint damage becomes advanced, hip replacement can help restore movement and improve function.
Treatment is planned after careful assessment of the hip condition, extent of joint damage and individual patient requirements.
- Total Hip Replacement: Primary total hip arthroplasty replaces damaged portions of the hip joint with artificial components.
- Robotic-Assisted Hip Replacement: Detailed pre-operative planning and technology-assisted guidance can support accurate implant positioning and restoration of hip biomechanics.
- Revision Hip Replacement: Revision arthroplasty may be required when a previous implant develops loosening, infection, instability or other mechanical problems.
- Hip Fracture Reconstruction: Complex hip and pelvic fractures require careful assessment and treatment planning.
- Avascular Necrosis of the Hip: Depending on disease stage, AVN may be managed with core decompression, bone grafting, joint-preserving procedures or hip replacement.
EXPERT HIP CARE
Get personalised evaluation and treatment options for hip pain, joint damage, fractures and other complex hip conditions.