Hip replacements are performed on millions of Americans every year. Also known as arthroplasty, hip replacement surgery involves the removal of a damaged hip joint and the replacement of that joint with prosthesis. Hip replacements are generally performed on patients who suffer from deterioration or injury of the hip.
At the Orlando Orthopaedic Center our fellowship trained joint specialists take a comprehensive approach to the treatment of hip pain including non-surgical therapies and total hip replacements. If you or a loved one are suffering from deterioration or injury to the hip, turn to the experts at the Orlando Orthopaedic Center.
Total Hip Replacement
Total hip replacement surgery is a major orthopedic procedures which are designed to relieve pain and help the patient return to everyday activities. Traditional and minimally invasive hip surgeries are both options for those suffering from pain or immobility of the hip joints. Together you and your surgeon will explore your options and determine which approach to take to your total hip replacement.
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement Surgery
Minimally invasive hip replacement surgery is a relatively new technique which is more complicated than a traditional hip replacement. Two small incisions are made causing less damage to the muscle, than traditional hip replacement surgeries. This new approach generally means less time in the hospital and faster rehabilitation.
Candidate for hip surgery generally suffer from:
- Osteoarthritis
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Fractured hip
- Dislocated hip
- Severe pain in the groin and/or gluteal area
- Chronic pain that limits daily activities
- Difficulty getting in and out of chairs
- Problems walking up and/or down stairs
At the Orlando Orthopaedic Center our joint specialists use state of the art techniques to treat deterioration and/or injuries of the hip. Whether you are simply in need of physical therapy or total hip replacement surgery; our specialists are here to help you through every step of the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation process. If you are in need of treatment for hip pain and/or hip replacement surgery, schedule a consultation with one or our specialists today.