Total Hip Replacement (THR)
Complete replacement of the damaged hip joint with femoral and acetabular components — ideal for severe arthritis and end-stage joint damage.
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Complete replacement of the damaged hip joint with femoral and acetabular components — ideal for severe arthritis and end-stage joint damage.
An option that preserves more bone by capping the femoral head — suitable for younger, active patients with good bone quality.
Used to replace or repair a failing hip implant due to loosening, wear, instability or infection — requires specialized expertise.
Advanced planning and robotic guidance to improve implant positioning and leg length accuracy — may improve outcomes for selected patients.
Smaller incisions and muscle-sparing approaches aimed at reducing early pain and speeding initial recovery.
CT/MRI-based planning and custom components for patients with unusual anatomy or complex deformities.
If hip pain limits daily activities, walking or sleep, or non-surgical treatments (physiotherapy, medicines, injections) fail — consult an orthopaedic specialist for evaluation and imaging to consider hip replacement.
Surgical treatment is advised when conservative care fails. Options include Total Hip Replacement, Hip Resurfacing, Revision surgery or robotic-assisted procedures depending on the patient’s condition.