Hip Surgery

Hip necrosis, also called avascular necrosis (AVN), happens when the blood supply to the hip bone is reduced or cut off. Without enough blood, the bone tissue weakens and may eventually collapse. While it can develop slowly, catching hip necrosis early can help prevent serious joint damage. Dr. Alexander S. McLawhorn, an experienced orthopedic surgeon […]

Hip resurfacing is procedure that preserves more of your natural bone than a total hip replacement. Dr. Alexander S. McLawhorn, MD, MBA, a leading orthopedic surgeon in New York City and Stamford, Connecticut, specializes in various types of hip and knee surgeries, including hip resurfacing, to help you stay active and mobile. What Is Hip Resurfacing? Hip resurfacing is different

Though typically associated with infants, hip dysplasia can persist or develop into adulthood, causing chronic pain, limited mobility, and a reduced quality of life. Adults with this condition often face a crucial decision: when is hip surgery the right option? Dr. Alexander S. McLawhorn, MD, MBA, is a renowned joint replacement surgeon, performing over 600 procedures yearly.

Hip surgery is a significant procedure, and recovery requires time and effort. One of the most effective ways to ensure a smooth and successful recovery is through physical therapy. Here’s what you need to know about the impact of physical therapy on hip surgery recovery. Why Physical Therapy is Important Physical therapy is essential after hip