Conditions like arthritis and injury can cause both bone and soft tissue to deteriorate. In many cases, hip replacement surgery can restore independence and mobility, which doctors have performed manually for decades. However, some of these operations haven’t turned out well due to the new hip not fitting precisely. Robotic-assisted hip replacement has a higher success rate, […]
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Undergoing a joint replacement surgery can be stressful. However, with the advances in technology, the process is now more efficient and effective than ever before. Since the 1980s, surgeons have been using computers and other technology for surgery and other purposes. One of the ways that our office utilizes technology is by performing computer-assisted joint replacement
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Persistent hip pain is a major issue for patients who are looking to get the most out of their lives. When hip pain does not subside, it can make every aspect of your daily routine far more problematic than expected. That is why it is important to address the root causes of hip pain before the condition
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Hip resurfacing and hip replacement are the two surgeries that reduce hip pain caused by worn bones. To replace the hip, the ball part of the hip joint – the femoral head – is removed and replaced with an implant. A metallic shell and its liner are then implanted into the hip socket – the acetabulum.
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As the name implies, an inguinal crease “bikini” anterior total hip replacement involves an incision at the base of the patient’s bikini line. Through this incision, our professionals can still completely replace a person’s hip as needed, but the scars the patient is left with are essentially hidden by the crease of the groin. As
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Arthritis can be painful no matter what part of your body is affected. However, hip arthritis is not only painful but affects your mobility and can cause you to fall. Hip arthritis is when the bone around the joint no longer has smooth contours, or it grows combined with worn protective cartilage. Here is what you should know.
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Various bones in your hip region can suffer damage from a fall, arthritis, or other issues. This can lead to pain and limited range of motion. Surgery may sometimes be used to improve your quality of life. When you have hip replacement surgery, your surgeon replaces the damaged or worn-out sections with artificial implants. Here is what you
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Hip labral tears can be a painful and frustrating injury, affecting people of all ages and activity levels. Whether you’re an athlete striving for peak performance or someone simply looking to enjoy a pain-free daily life, the journey to healing and recovering from a labral tear can be challenging but ultimately rewarding. A hip labral tear
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The hip joint is one of the most crucial and complex joints in the human body. Your hip supports your body weight and offers balance and support as you walk, run, and perform various physical activities. Unfortunately, like any other joint, the hip is susceptible to degenerative diseases that can cause pain, discomfort, and reduced mobility. What
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Hip replacement surgery has come a long way since its inception, with significant advancements in technology continually improving the procedure. One such advancement that has gained momentum in recent years is robotic-assisted hip replacement surgery. This innovative approach combines the skills of surgeons with the precision of robotic technology to enhance the overall experience and outcomes
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