• 17

  Apr.
  

  How Useful Is Artificial Joint?

  Joint replacement surgery is a treatment used to relieve pain and restore more normal function and mobility to damaged joints. The surgery involves removing the damaged joint and tissue, which can then be replaced with an artificial prosthesis.

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• 12

  Apr.
  

  What Is Hip Replacement Surgery?

  The hip is a ball and socket joint. This type of joint allows a good range of motion in any direction. The ball of the hip joint is known as the femoral head and is located at the top of the thigh bone (femur). It rotates within the hollow or socket of the pelvis called t...

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• 07

  Apr.
  

  How Can You Determine which Hip Replacement Implant Is Best?

  There are many orthopaedic manufacturing companies that produce different implants for hip replacement surgery. Most of these companies produce several different hip prostheses. Is there a way to determine which hip replacement implant is best?

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• 02

  Apr.
  

  When Revision Total Knee Replacement Is Recommended?

  In order for a total knee replacement to function properly, an implant must remain firmly attached to the bone. During the initial surgery, it was either cemented into position or bone was expected to grow into the surface of the implant. In either case, the implant was fi...

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• 20

  Mar.
  

  Hip Replacement Recovery

  There are many moving parts when recovering from surgery, especially major ones, such as hip replacements. How should you prepare? What challenges should you expect? Do you need a caregiver?

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• 15

  Mar.
  

  When Do You Need Revision Knee Surgery?

  Total knee replacement (TKR, also called total knee arthroplasty) is one of the most successful procedures in orthopedics. More than 600,000 knee replacements are performed each year in the United States alone. This is due to the substantial pain relief and restoratio...

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• 08

  Mar.
  

  How Long Does Hip Replacement Surgery Last?

  Today, ceramic composites are increasingly being used in hip replacements, with titanium being preferred. Hip replacement is one of the most successful and widely performed procedures in the world. 90% of patients report pain-free movement and a wider range of motion. How ...

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• 02

  Mar.
  

  What Do You Know about Artificial Hip Replacements?

  The choice of prosthesis should be based on the patient's condition and the characteristics of the prosthesis design, taking into account the surgeon's own clinical experience, and if necessary, multiple prostheses can be prepared before surgery.

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• 25

  Feb.
  

  How Do You Choose a Knee Prosthesis?

  The knee joint is the largest and most complex joint in the human body and consists of three bones: the femur (thigh bone), tibia (calf bone) and patella (knee bone), which play a vital role in daily life for walking, walking up and downstairs and standing in a seated positi...

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• 19

  Feb.
  

  How to Rehabilitate after an Artificial Hip Replacement?

  Hip replacement is indicated for femoral neck fractures that occur between the subtrochanteric head and the base of the femoral head, often in middle-aged and elderly people, with more women than men. It has a serious impact on the patient's daily life.

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• 06

  Feb.
  

  What Causes Femoral Head Pain?

  Pain is usually caused by a hip joint lesion. The hip joint is composed of the femoral neck, femoral head and acetabulum, once the femoral head is diseased, it is bound to involve the hip joint lesion.

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• 01

  Feb.
  

  How to Protect the Knee Joint?

  The knee joint is the largest weight-bearing joint in the human body, and long-term wear and tear can cause damage to our knee joints, and many elderly people have varying degrees of knee joint pathology.

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