Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA)
Hip replacement is the definitive solution for severe hip osteoarthritis and avascular necrosis. Dr. Tarek Roshdy performs this procedure using modern techniques that preserve surrounding muscles for faster recovery.
Hip replacement is performed for patients suffering from:
Modern hip replacement techniques focus on preserving surrounding muscles (muscle-sparing approach), which leads to faster recovery and better outcomes.
Comprehensive examination with X-rays and possibly CT scan to plan the surgery and choose the right prosthesis size.
Using a muscle-sparing approach to access the hip joint while preserving surrounding muscles and tissues.
The damaged femoral head and worn socket are carefully removed, preparing the bone for the prosthesis.
A metal stem is placed in the femur with a ceramic or metal ball, and a new socket is fixed to the pelvis.
Walking with a walker or crutches under physical therapist guidance. Simple mobility exercises.
Return home with mobility aids. Continue physical therapy. Follow hip precautions.
Transition to a single cane. Increasing activity level. Pain continues to decrease.
Walking without aids. Driving. Return to desk work. Most daily activities resumed.
Complete return to active lifestyle. Continued strength building. Regular follow-up visits.
Complete relief from chronic hip pain that was limiting daily life.
Return to walking normally without limping or pain.
Sitting and standing comfortably without hip pain or stiffness.
Modern hip prostheses last 20-25 years or more with normal use.
We recommend avoiding sitting on the floor during the first weeks. After full recovery, most activities can be resumed, but it's best to discuss specific activities with your doctor.
Modern hip prostheses typically last 20-25 years or more with normal use. Advanced materials have significantly extended the lifespan of prosthetic joints.
After full recovery, you can walk, swim, cycle, play golf, and do most daily activities. High-impact sports like running are generally discouraged.
Yes, the metal components may trigger airport security scanners. You will receive a medical card to show at security checkpoints.
In some cases, bilateral hip replacement can be performed. This depends on the patient's overall health and the surgeon's assessment.
Book your consultation with Dr. Tarek Roshdy for a comprehensive hip evaluation.
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