Hip & trauma surgery is very important aspect of orthopedics emergencies.
The hip joint is the largest and one of the most essential joints in the human body. We can walk, run, and jump because of it. It supports the body’s weight as well as the force of the hip and leg muscles. Due to the structure of the hip joint, the articular cartilage is prone to degeneration through injury, overuse, and aging.
Other common hip problems involve dislocation, tears, and injury to the ligaments that surround and support the joint. Dr. Hiren Jadvani is also known as the best hip replacement surgeon in Surat. He utilizes the Direct Anterior Approach as well as the Posterior Approach, Hip Arthroscopy, and Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery.
At Nidhanam Orthopedics Speciality Center, we provide the most advanced hip replacement surgery options.
Osteoarthritis and Avascular necrosis resulting in arthritis are the most common causes of hip surgery requirements particularly total hip replacement surgery.
Our expert doctors are also specialized in the treatment of hip trauma and acetabular complications.
Different types of hip surgery and conditions in which hip surgery is performed:
Hip Trauma Treatment
Hip Dislocation
Femur Fracture Management (Femur Head or Neck)
Intertrochanteric Fracture Management
Total hip replacement
Hemi Replacement
Revision Total Hip replacement
Management of Femoral Head Osteonecrosis (AVN)
Core Decompression
Core Decompression with BMCA Injection or Mesenchymal Stem Cell Implantation
Fibular Graft
Proximal Femoral Osteotomy
Pelvis & Acetabular Fracture Management
Pelvic C Clamp
Hip resurfacing Surgery
Hip Reconstruction
Repair. Replace. Revive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Arthroscopic surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery that requires only small incisions thanks to a device known as an arthroscope. It lets your surgeon see inside the joints and view the specific area being worked on during surgery without the need for large incisions.
Arthroplasty is the reconstruction or replacement of a joint such as a shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee or ankle. Depending on the extent of the joint injury or condition, you may need partial or total arthroplasty.
Like human bone, the prosthetic devices used in joint replacement surgery can become damaged or simply wear out. If you’ve previously had partial or total joint replacement surgery but need to have the joint operated on again, it’s considered revision surgery.
Advances in medical technologies — including the prosthetic materials used in total and partial hip, knee, elbow and shoulder joints — continue to extend the life expectancy of artificial joints. Generally speaking, today’s prosthetic devices can last upwards of 15-20 years. Factors that can impact the durability of prosthetics include your activity level, overall health, weight and whether you have arthritis.
While the goal of surgery is to restore function and get you moving without pain, there are usually some limitations after orthopedic surgery. Talk to your orthopedic surgeon about realistic expectations after surgery.
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer for deciding when to have surgery. Your orthopedic surgeon or other doctors will help you determine when surgery is the most appropriate next step. Key considerations include whether you’re in pain, if you’re experiencing instability or decreased mobility, and whether the injury or condition is affecting your quality of life.
For first consult, patient will be evaluated with detailed history and clinical examination before he/she is advised suitable imaging. Additionally, it will be helpful to bring along previous X-rays and scans especially related to fractures and for comparative assessment.
A fracture is a broken bone. A sprain occurs when you injure the ligaments that connect your bones.
For most of the patients, average stay after surgery is between 2-5 days, depending on the type of surgery. Discharge is planned when medical condition is stable, pain is adequately controlled with oral medications, able to eat and urinate and when physical and occupational goals are successfully met. Bracing, rehabilitation and after surgery instructions will be provided to the patient at discharge.
Following discharge after surgery, you are required to contact the physiotherapist who will help in optimum post-operative recovery. At Nidhanam Orthopedics Speciality Center we have consultant physiotherapist and rehab expert in our team of doctors to ensure smooth rehabilitation and recovery.