Medical articles of Revision hip replacement

Minimally invasive hip replacement uses muscle-sparing techniques that can lead to faster recovery, less pain and a shorter hospital stay than traditional open surgery.

Hip replacement surgery has evolved significantly with improved implant longevity, minimally invasive approaches, and robotic-assisted precision.

Here, distinguished consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Sanat Shah, tells us when patients should consider hip replacement surgery as a treatment option for hip arthritis, and whether or not robotic te...

Recovery after a hip replacement is a gradual process where pain improves over weeks and mobility steadily returns with structured rehabilitation. Most people are able to walk with support within 24 h...

Mr Amit Kotecha, highly esteemed consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon who specialises in hip and knee problems in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield, goes into expert detail about the adva...

Joint replacement surgery is one of the most successful procedures in modern orthopaedics, helping thousands of patients in the UK regain mobility and reduce pain every year. However, a small proporti...

Enhanced recovery programmes are structured care pathways designed to improve outcomes after hip and knee replacement surgery. We find out more about them in this article.

A revisional surgery for a hip or knee replacement is sometimes needed if the original prosthesis fails. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon explains what may complicate a patient’s case...

Hip arthritis is a common condition that can significantly affect mobility and quality of life. In many cases, it gradually progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and difficulty performing everyday acti...

Joint replacement surgery has transformed the lives of millions of people living with chronic hip and knee pain. As surgical techniques continue to evolve, robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement is...