When Do I Need a Hip Prosthesis?

When Do I Need a Hip Prosthesis?

Hip prosthesis is a surgical procedure that is performed when there is severe damage to the hip joint, pain or restriction of movement. Joint function can be restored with hip prosthesis in cases such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, traumas or congenital hip problems.

In what situations is it considered?

• Affecting everyday life severe hip pain
• In basic movements such as walking and bending Restraint
• To medication or physical therapy non responder joint problems

Hip Prosthesis Surgery

During surgery, damaged joint surfaces are removed and a compatible, artificial joint (prosthesis) is placed in its place. This surgical procedure is meticulously planned, taking into account the patient's age, bone structure and general health condition.

Postoperative Process

As well as successful surgery, the recovery period after it is also critical for restoring mobility.

Recovery Period Steps:

• Physical therapy and rehabilitation with joint movements are strengthened.
• Activities of daily living controlled and phased rotation is provided in the form.
• In the intervals recommended by the doctor so that the prosthesis lasts a long time regular checks is done.

Nota: In our hospital, our experienced specialists in the field of orthopedics and joint surgery; comprehensively carry out the evaluation process before hip prosthesis, surgery and post-rehabilitation.

Reviews of our patients

The first time Ms. Sahika met Central Hospital was 10 years ago. He was healed after undergoing right hip replacement surgery, and he had taken his steps with ease over the years. This time, when he had the same problem in his left hip, he found healing again at Central Hospital. Ms. Sahika, who had a left hip replacement surgery, is now living a healthy life with two prostheses. He no longer just walks; he moves forward knowing the value of life, enjoying every moment.