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Hip Replacement
In a total hip replacement, damaged hips are replaced with artificial hip parts called prosthesis, a device that substitutes or supplements a joint. Questions and answers are invited about the surgery and the technology involved in this procedure.
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Contracture of hip following partial hip replacement what is the icd-9 code?
718.45 Contracture of hip
When performing an ORIF the surgeon may use what to stabilize the positioning of the broken ends?
pins , plates, or screws.
Had hip replacement surgery and now your one leg longer than the other can I sue?
It is perfectly normal to have 'some' leg length discrepancy (inch or less). More than this and it may be worth invesitgating.
Go and see your Dr! You may have an infection (especially if you recently had any surgical or dental work), or it may be something else. Leaving it longer will make it worse.
After total hip replacement at age 55 and over how long is healing time?
Healing time following a total hip replacement is dependent on a number of factors. These include the type approach used, the type of fixation used, your general level of health and fitness and how much effort you put into your physical therapy program.
Can you have a hip replacement without a general anaesthetic?
Yes, the surgeon can use a spinal block.
Will tendonitis of the hip lead to a hip replacement?
Tendinitis has been associated with inflammatory arthritis, acute trauma, and overuse syndromes, women are more commonly affected than men and it tends to affect younger patients. So if it is associated with arthritis which is the main cause for a hip replacement it could. But between arthritis and hip replacement there can be some Non surgical steps that can prevent the need for hip replacement.
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What should you do if im going to have hip replacement surgery and you have been doing crystal meth?
If you are planning to have hip replacement surgery and have been using crystal meth, it is crucial to be honest with your healthcare providers about your substance use. They need to understand your medical history to ensure your safety during the surgery and recovery. It’s also important to seek help for substance use before the surgery, as it can affect anesthesia and healing. Consider talking to a counselor or joining a support group to address your substance use.
