Patient Populations That Should be Strongly Discouraged From Having Surgery ... hip pain while simultaneously avoiding or minimizing many of the risks of joint replacement, such as infection ...

This surgery will help prevent further damage to your joint. Surgical dislocation and osteochondroplasty—Your surgeon cuts an incision on your hip. They carefully cut your thigh bone to bring it out ...

This surgery is generally very successful ... to manage complications such as infection of a hip replacement, hip replacement dislocation, or fractures of the bone around the hip replacement.

Older patients who underwent hip fracture surgery with either regional anesthesia without sedation or general anesthesia ...

Surgeons should identify high-risk patients and surgical risk factors ... surgeons to be wary of the stiff hip during exposure, to always perform a gentle dislocation, consider an in-situ neck ...

“Total hip replacement surgery is a game changer for quality ... Anterior hip replacement also results in a slightly lower rate of dislocation within the first three months, according to Dr ...