AIOR
Hip Replacement Surgery performed by AIOR Joint replacement department is an unparalleled & incomparable medical services for routine and specialised Hip Replacement care, backed by a team of best orthopedic doctors and foremost facilities, AIOR tend to render the most effective therapeutic treatments for Hip joint pain.
At AIOR Hospitals Patna, we believe in group action & experience with advanced technology to provide the most effective healing care to our patients with help of the leading orthopedic treatment technologies of the world, the orthopedic surgical Robotic Arm & the PC Navigation Surgery Technology. These revolutionary technology offers higher accuracy and alignment with no window for surgical errors.
Our team of dedicated and skilled doctors is meticulously versatile in their space of experience, using the latest technology they provide the best level of treatment to our patients, our doctors are backed by an extremely versatile team of physiotherapists, activity therapists, nursing and different paramedical workers. This cooperative approach delivers holistic treatment and ensures speedy recovery of our patients.
Symptoms of HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY
- Unable to walk or bend joints or able to move Hip joints but with Pain.
- Hip Stiffness preventing you from lifting your legs
- Arthritis is carrying you down physically.
- No relief from non-surgical treatment..
- Severe injury to your hips.
If you are suffering from any of the above mentioned symptoms you should consult the best orthopedic doctor in AIOR patna for the best Hip Replacement treatment. In most of the cases the non surgical treatment can be possible, if needed then the Hip replacement surgery can be performed by most Advanced Robotic Arm.
Procedure of Hip Replacement Surgery
Your doctor will examine you for hip replacement surgery. He will check your medical record, perform a physical examination and X-ray your hip. The primary line of treatment is almost non-operative, includes weight loss if needed, exercise plan, medication, injections, or bracing. If the symptoms persist despite these measures, further procedures for surgery will be taken into account.
The decision for the surgery involves a thoughtful spoken communication with yourself, your family members and ultimately your doctor. People who proceed with surgery report that their symptoms keep restricting them from the activities that are necessary to them like walking, taking stairs, working, sleeping, golf shot on socks and shoes, sitting for long periods of your time.
