Hip Replacement
Minimally invasive total and partial knee replacement, including revision surgery.
What Is Hip Replacement?
Hip replacement is a surgical procedure that replaces a damaged or worn hip joint with an artificial implant. At Florida Orthopedic & Spine Institute, hip replacement is performed using anterior-approach and minimally invasive techniques.
The anterior approach accesses the joint from the front of the hip, avoiding the major muscles cut in traditional posterior approaches. This technique is designed to reduce tissue disruption during surgery.
Who Is a Candidate?
Hip replacement may be appropriate when non-surgical treatment has not relieved hip pain caused by:
Osteoarthritis or other joint degeneration
Avascular necrosis
Hip fracture
A previously failed hip replacement
A physician evaluation and imaging are required to confirm candidacy.
Minimally invasive hip and knee replacement at Florida Orthopedic & Spine Institute uses an anterior approach, performed by a fellowship-trained joint reconstruction surgeon in Naples, Florida. Procedures include total hip replacement, total and partial knee replacement, and revision of failed joint replacements.
Who It's For:
Patients with hip pain limiting daily activity
Patients who have not found relief from non-surgical treatment
Patients with a previously failed hip replacement
What to Expect Consultation & Imaging:
A board-certified physician reviews your symptoms and imaging to confirm hip replacement is the right treatment.
Surgical Planning: Your surgeon reviews your imaging and anatomy to plan implant size and positioning specific to your case.
Surgery: Anterior-approach hip replacement is performed by a fellowship-trained joint reconstruction surgeon.
Recovery: Follow-up care and rehabilitation guidance are provided, tailored to the specific procedure performed.
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