Medical articles from Mr Emeka Oragui

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02/03/2026

Consultant Orthopaedic Hip Surgeon

Ceramic hip resurfacing: a modern approach to hip preservation

Hip pain can be life-changing, affecting mobility, work, and leisure. For patients with arthritis or damage to the hip joint, one solution is hip resurfacing. In recent years, ceramic hip resurfacing has emerged as an alternative to traditional metal-on-metal options

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16/05/2025

Mr Emeka Oragui

Consultant Orthopaedic Hip Surgeon

Anterior hip replacement: An approach offering improved results

Hip replacement surgery is a well-established procedure for treating chronic hip pain and mobility issues, most commonly due to osteoarthritis. In recent years, the anterior approach to hip replacement has gained popularity for its potential benefits in recovery and function. Unlike traditional posterior or lateral approaches, the anterior technique involves accessing the hip joint from the front of the body, which allows the surgeon to work between muscles rather than cutting through them.

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31/01/2025

Mr Emeka Oragui

Consultant Orthopaedic Hip Surgeon

Hip resurfacing: How long do the results last?

Hip resurfacing is a surgical procedure used to treat hip arthritis, particularly in younger, active patients. Unlike total hip replacement, hip resurfacing preserves more of the natural bone, which can offer advantages in durability and mobility. However, the longevity of the procedure depends on several factors, including patient activity level, implant type and overall health.

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12/01/2023

Mr Emeka Oragui

Consultant Orthopaedic Hip Surgeon

What is a labral repair, and when is it usually required?

Here, Mr Emeka Oragui, a distinguished consultant orthopaedic surgeon, details what a labral repair is, when it is typically required, and how long recovery time normally takes.