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1. www.esht.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsTotal hip replacement surgery - East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust

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   A total hip replacement is an operation to replace a damaged or diseased hip joint. The purpose of the surgery is to relieve pain and increase mobility. The hip is a ball and socket joint where the femur (thigh bone) meets the pelvis.

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4. www.sanfordhealth.org › - › mediaYour Total Hip Joint Replacement Guide - Sanford Health

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   Your hip is made of two parts, the head of the long bone of your thigh (femur), and the cup (socket) in the pelvic bone. This is called a ball and socket joint. They work together to make sure there is smooth motion and function. When the hip joint is damaged, it will require replacement. A healthy hip is made up of the following parts:

5. www.versusarthritis.org › media › 23141Hip replacement surgery - Versus Arthritis

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   Hip replacement surgery involves removing parts of the hip joint that are causing problems – usually the ball and socket – and replacing them with new parts made from metal, plastic or ceramic. The most common reason for having a hip replacement is osteoarthritis.

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6. www.mtw.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsTotal Hip Replacement Surgery - Tunbridge Wells Hospital

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   This booklet aims to provide information about your Total Hip Replacement (THR) surgery, what to expect from your admission at the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust and how you can take an active role in your recovery.

7. www.sath.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsYour Total Hip Replacment - SaTH

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   What is a Total Hip Replacement? A Total Hip Replacement (THR) is a major operation for severe hip pain, mostly due to osteoarthritis or inflammatory arthritis. Both result in hip pain and stiffness. Patients are considered for a THR if: • They have significant pain during the day • Their activities of daily living are severely restricted

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8. www21.ha.org.hk › smartpatient › SPWTotal Hip Replacement - Hospital Authority

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   Design of Total Hip Replacement Total Hip replacement is a surgery that removes the diseased or damaged bone and cartilage, and the affected joint is replaced by a new artificial implant. Implant of total hip replacement consists of acetabulum cup, ball head and femoral stem.

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   What is a total hip replacement?

   • A total hip replacement is an operation to replace a damaged or diseased hip joint. The purpose of the surgery is to relieve pain and increase mobility. The hip is a ball and socket joint where the femur (thigh bone) meets the pelvis.

   Total hip replacement surgery - East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust

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   What is hip replacement surgery?

   • This rotates within a hollow, or socket, in the pelvis, called the acetabulum (see Figure 1). Hip replacement surgery involves removing parts of the hip joint that are causing problems – usually the ball and socket – and replacing them with new parts made from metal, plastic or ceramic.

   Hip replacement surgery - Versus Arthritis

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   How does a hip replacement work?

   • A cut is made through the fat and muscles which cover the hip. The top of the thigh bone (femur) which forms the neck and ball is cut away. A replacement stem and ball is then placed in the remaining thigh bone. The socket part of the hip joint is also drilled smooth. The surgeon removes the arthritic bone and makes a smooth base for the new cup.

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   How is a hip replacement made?

   • It is usually between 10 and 20 cm. A cut is made through the fat and muscles which cover the hip. The top of the thigh bone (femur) which forms the neck and ball is cut away. A replacement stem and ball is then placed in the remaining thigh bone. The socket part of the hip joint is also drilled smooth.

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   What happens if you get a total hip replacement?

   • the hip, cartilage or bone of the hip joint will be damaged. You may feel painful and stiffness over the hip joint. For the treatment, patients can try oral analgesic and life styles modification. of total hip replacement. How does the Total Hip Replacement can help the Patients?

   Total Hip Replacement - Hospital Authority

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   What are the different approaches to hip replacement surgery?

   • This incision can be made from the front (anterior approach), the side (lateral approach), or the back (posterior-lateral approach) . All of these approaches are safe and effective ways to perform hip replacement surgery . There is little to no difference in the recovery and long-term results between these different approaches .

   Your guide to Hip Replacement Surgery - Newton-Wellesley Hospital

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10. www.nwh.org › media › fileYour guide to Hip Replacement Surgery - Newton-Wellesley Hospital

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    Total hip replacement surgery is performed to replace an arthritic or badly damaged hip joint with a man-made part called a hip implant or prosthesis (prohs-THEE-sis) . Total hip replacement is also called total hip arthroplasty (AR-throh-plas-tee) . Hip implants can be made of different materials