Patients undergo medical evaluations, imaging tests, and pre-surgical instructions. Doctors provide guidelines on medications, fasting, and lifestyle adjustments to ensure a safe and effective hip replacement procedure.
Hip replacement involves removing damaged cartilage and bone, replacing them with prosthetic components. Surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure precision, reduce pain, and restore mobility effectively.
Rehabilitation starts immediately after surgery. Patients receive physiotherapy, pain management, and mobility training, aiming for improved joint function and a return to daily activities.
Regular follow-ups and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are crucial for long-term success. Patients are encouraged to stay active, avoid strain, and follow their surgeon’s recommendations.