Total Hip Replacement: Implantation Technique and Local Complications

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Total Hip Replacement : Implantation Technique and Local Complications (2002, Hardcover)

Implantation Technique and Local Complications , Hardcover. Planning of the operation is explained in a detailed manner. In the second part of the book all typical local complications such as hematoma, infections, luxations, fractures, neurologic complications and pain are defined and analysed with reference to the authors own experience and the relevant literature. The book ends with chapters on the overall survival of various types of prostheses and on informed consent.

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It is aimed at orthopaedic surgeons who deal with total hip prostheses on either a regular or occasional basis. Numerous illustrated case reports provide practical information, and the detailed index enables fast and easy consultation.

Additional Details Number of Volumes. Table Of Content Documentation. During the procedure, a surgeon reaches the joint by making an incision in the skin above the joint. He or she uses surgical instruments to remove the infected prosthetic parts and thoroughly clean the joint space.

If an infection is present, the doctor may also remove any infected or dead tissue surrounding the joint. After the joint space has been cleaned out and prepared, doctors implant new prosthetic parts. The incision is closed with staples or stitches. You can expect to remain in the hospital for several days for observation as you begin to heal.

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After surgery, NYU Langone pain management specialists provide medication to help you recover comfortably. The physical recovery required after surgery to resolve a blood clot is usually minimal, and most people can return home one or two days after surgery. Recovery from pulmonary embolism can vary based on the severity of the condition and the treatment. People treated with open embolectomy often require rehabilitation after surgery. For the next couple of days, doctors monitor your recovery and help you learn to walk with your new hip.

Most people leave the hospital after a few days. You return a week later to have stitches removed and a follow-up examination. Crutches are required for approximately two weeks, and an over-the-counter or prescription pain medication may help relieve any discomfort. After you can walk unassisted without pain, physical therapy helps you rebuild muscle and increases the flexibility and range of motion in the hip. Our physiatrists and physical therapists create an exercise routine you can do at home to continue to condition and strengthen your muscles.

Physical therapy continues for four to eight weeks, at which time doctors assess your progress before recommending additional treatment. We can help you find a doctor. Call or browse our specialists.