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Your hip joint provides an essential range of motion, allowing your body freedom of movement every day. When the hip joint is painful, limiting movement, hip replacement may be the next step.
Hip replacement surgery is one of the most successful and cost-effective interventions in medicine.1 Since the 1960s, enhancements in joint replacement surgical techniques and technology have significantly increased the effectiveness of hip replacement surgery.2
Hip replacement surgery has come a long way. Today’s hip replacement is not the same as what your grandparents had, or even your parents. Today, there is new medical technology, techniques and advancements in implants and pain medication that make hip replacement better than before.
There is hope for those who are living with hip or knee arthritis. Mako Smart Robotics has revolutionized total knee and hip replacements. Over 500,000 surgeries have been performed using Mako technology to help patients successfully live active lifestyles once again1.
Finally, the day has arrived for your joint replacement surgery. You most likely have requested time off from work for the procedure and arranged for a friend or family member to help during your recovery at home.
All of us are unique. We aren’t all the same. This can also be said of the limbs in our body. Our two arms and our two legs are unique - they aren’t exactly the same.
Hip pain? It could be hip bursitis. Bursitis occurs when one or more of the fluid-filled sacs (called bursae) which act as cushions between the soft tissues and bones, become irritated or inflamed.
A partial hip replacement is a surgical procedure in which only the ball portion of the hip joint, which is formed by the upper end of the thigh bone, is replaced by an artificial prosthesis.
Do you sometimes get a sharp pain in the front of your hip when you lift your leg? You could have tight hip flexors.
