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If
your doctor suggests hip surgery as a treatment for your injury or
arthritis of the hip, you may feel a little scared and unsure about
what’s
likely to happen to you. Relax. Getting the right information and
knowing the options can help you approach your impending treatment
in a calm, unstressed state of mind.
By browsing this site, you will be able to gather information about:
Hip anatomy> bones, cartilage, ligaments and muscles
Hip arthritis> causes, symptoms and treatment
Non-surgical alternatives>conservative measures to relieve your pain
Total hip replacement> implant components and procedure
Computer-assisted hip replacement> the new solution, how it works, patient benefits and equipment
Surgery day> pre-operative procedures, preparation for the hospital, day of surgery and recovery
Post-operative care> possible complications and precautions
Rehabilitation> early rehabilitation, precautions, at home and long-term goals
Life after hip surgery> activities to avoid and how long your implant will last
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