

Michael B. Cannone, DO
Hip & Knee Reconstruction
When a primary hip replacement no longer functions as it should, revision hip arthroplasty may become necessary. This article will explain the reasons for this complex surgery, the candidates who might need it, and what the procedure and recovery entail.
At OrthoNeuro, we specialize in hip revision surgery to help patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life. With multiple locations across Columbus, Ohio, our team of expert surgeons provides comprehensive care tailored to each patient’s needs. Call us today to schedule a consultation!
Revision hip arthroplasty, also known as revision hip surgery, involves replacing or repairing components of a previously implanted artificial hip joint. This surgery addresses problems that can arise after an initial hip replacement, such as implant wear, loosening, or infection.
Unlike a primary total hip replacement, which is typically performed to treat severe arthritis or hip joint damage, a revision procedure is more intricate. It requires specialized expertise to manage the complexities associated with removing and replacing the existing implant.
Several factors can lead to the need for revision total hip arthroplasty:
Not all patients with hip pain will require a revision hip replacement. However, candidates for this surgical procedure typically exhibit one or more of the following symptoms or conditions:
At OrthoNeuro, a comprehensive evaluation helps determine whether hip revision surgery is the best course of action.
Preparation is key to a successful outcome. Patients undergoing revision hip surgery should expect a thorough preoperative process that includes:
The revision procedure at OrthoNeuro is carefully tailored to each patient’s specific needs. Here’s a general overview of how it’s performed:
OrthoNeuro’s skilled surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure the highest level of precision and care during revision total hip replacement.
Recovery from revision hip arthroplasty can be more challenging than recovery from a primary total hip replacement due to the complexity of the procedure. Here’s what patients can generally expect:
As with any major surgical procedure, there are risks associated with revision hip replacement. These include:
OrthoNeuro’s experienced team takes every precaution to reduce these risks and ensure the best possible outcomes.
Choosing OrthoNeuro for your revision hip surgery means opting for expert care, advanced technology, and a patient-centered approach. Our surgeons are highly skilled in managing the complexities of revision total hip arthroplasty and are committed to helping you achieve the best possible outcome.
If you’re experiencing issues with your hip replacement, don’t hesitate to contact OrthoNeuro. Our team is here to guide you through the process and help you return to the activities you love. Schedule a consultation at one of our Columbus, OH, locations to learn more about how we can help!
Medically reviewed by Ryan M. Palmer, DO
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