Partial Hip Replacement
Experience specialized hip restoration with our partial hip replacement program, designed to address specific hip conditions while maintaining natural anatomy.
What is Partial Hip Replacement?
A focused surgical procedure replacing only the femoral head (ball) of the hip joint while preserving your natural acetabulum (socket). This approach is particularly effective for certain hip conditions and fractures.
Partial hip replacement (hemiarthroplasty) replaces only the femoral head while preserving your natural socket. Benefits include:
- Less invasive than total replacement
- Shorter operation time
- Reduced recovery period
- Lower risk of dislocation
- Preserved bone stock
Recommended for specific conditions like femoral neck fractures and isolated femoral head damage.
Key Advantages:
- Surgical Benefits
- Shorter operation time
- Less bone removal
- Reduced surgical trauma
- Preserved acetabular bone
- Recovery Benefits
- Faster rehabilitation
- Reduced dislocation risk
- Earlier weight bearing
- Shorter hospital stay
- Long-term Benefits
- Preserved bone stock
- Future revision options
- Maintained hip mechanics
- Natural socket interaction
Ideal Candidates:
- Femoral neck fractures
- Isolated femoral head damage
- Limited acetabular wear
- Older, less active patients
- Specific medical conditions
Our Approach:
- Advanced Techniques
- Modern implant materials
- Precise surgical protocols
- Minimal tissue disruption
- Optimal component sizing
- Quality Control
- Detailed pre-op planning
- Advanced imaging guidance
- Precise component placement
- Regular outcome monitoring
