Total Hip Replacement

Damage to the hip joint caused by arthritis or injury can result in pain and stiffness, significantly limiting your ability to perform daily activities. When medications, exercises, and walking aids no longer provide sufficient relief, Hip Replacement Surgery at Mother Ortho Hospital is a safe and effective solution. This surgery helps reduce pain and restore mobility, enabling patients to return to a relatively normal and active life.

Our Arthroplasty Unit at Mother Ortho Hospital is one of the leading joint replacement centers in the region. Our experienced orthopedic surgeons perform primary hip replacements, complex primary hip replacements, and revision hip arthroplasties with precision. These procedures are minimally invasive with careful handling of soft tissues. The unit specializes in Uncemented, Cemented, and Hybrid Hip Arthroplasties, ensuring optimal outcomes and faster recovery for every patient.

Procedure Steps

Patient is given general or spinal anesthesia.
Incision made to access the hip joint.
Damaged bone and cartilage removed.
Artificial hip joint components implanted.
Hip alignment checked for proper movement.
Incision closed and recovery begins.

Duration: 1.5–2 hours

Recovery & Rehabilitation

Hospital stay: 2–4 days depending on recovery.
Physical therapy starts within 24 hours.
Walking aids used initially.
1–3 weeks: Gentle exercises for hip mobility.
4–8 weeks: Resume light daily activities.
3–6 months: Full strength and function restored.
Long-term: Avoid high-impact activities.

Full Recovery: Usually 6–12 months

Total Hip Replacement