Procedure

Total Hip Replacement

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Performed by Dr. Samuel Lenald at Dr Samuel lenald

Total Hip Replacement in Kadapa is a surgical procedure that replaces damaged hip joint components with artificial implants to eliminate pain and restore function. This advanced orthopedic surgery is ideal for patients suffering from severe arthritis, hip fractures, or degenerative joint disease that hasn't responded to conservative treatments. Dr Samuel Lenald specializes in performing this transformative procedure with precision and expertise.

Pain-free mobility restored Advanced surgical techniques Expert orthopedic care
95%+
Success Rate
90-120 min
Surgery Duration
3-5 days
Hospital Stay
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Total Hip Replacement at Dr Samuel lenald
At a Glance

Quick facts about this procedure.

Quick Facts
AnaesthesiaGeneral or spinal anaesthesia
Procedure Duration90-120 minutes
Hospital Stay3-5 days typically
Return to Work6-12 weeks full
Success Rate95-98% success rate with significant pain relief
Candidacy

Who needs total hip replacement?

Ideal candidates include patients with severe hip arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, avascular necrosis, or hip fractures causing chronic pain and limited mobility.
Those who have exhausted conservative treatments like medication, physical therapy, and injections without relief are excellent candidates.
Patients typically range from 50-80 years old, though younger or older individuals may qualify based on their condition.
Transparency

What you should know before this procedure.

We believe in honest, upfront disclosure so you can make an informed decision.

Success Rate

  • 95-98% success rate with significant pain relief

Possible Risks

  • Infection at surgical site
  • Blood clots or thrombosis
  • Implant dislocation or loosening

Side Effects

  • Post-operative pain and swelling
  • Temporary stiffness and limited range
  • Bruising around incision site
Procedure

How total hip replacement works.

A step-by-step look at what happens during this procedure.

1

Anaesthesia Administration

General or spinal anaesthesia is administered to ensure complete comfort throughout the surgical procedure while vital signs are continuously monitored.

2

Surgical Incision

A precise incision is made over the hip joint, typically along the side or back of the hip, allowing access to the damaged joint structures.

3

Removal of Damaged Tissue

The damaged femoral head is removed and the acetabulum (hip socket) is prepared by removing diseased cartilage and bone to create a clean surface.

4

Implant Placement

Artificial components including a metal or ceramic ball and a socket liner are carefully positioned and secured using cement or press-fit techniques for optimal stability.

5

Closure and Recovery

The incision is closed with sutures or staples, sterile dressing is applied, and the patient is moved to recovery for monitoring as anaesthesia wears off.

Timelines

Duration & timelines.

Surgery completion

Day 0

Initial mobilization with walker

Day 1-2

Hospital discharge

Day 3-5

Walking with cane or support

Week 2-4

Resume light daily activities

Week 6-8

Full recovery and normal activities

Week 12-16

Our Approach

How we handle this procedure.

A structured, patient-first approach from first consultation to full recovery.

Step 01

Comprehensive Pre-Surgical Assessment

Dr Samuel Lenald conducts thorough evaluations including imaging studies, medical history review, and personalized surgical planning to ensure optimal outcomes for each patient.

Step 02

Advanced Surgical Technique

Utilizing minimally invasive approaches when appropriate and high-quality implants, Dr Lenald performs precise joint replacement with attention to proper alignment and component positioning.

Step 03

Post-Operative Monitoring

Patients receive attentive hospital care with pain management protocols, early mobilization guidance, and prevention strategies for complications like blood clots and infections.

Step 04

Rehabilitation Coordination

Dr Samuel Lenald works closely with physiotherapists to design customized rehabilitation programs that progressively restore strength, flexibility, and function for each patient's specific needs.

Recovery

Recovery & aftercare.

What to expect at each stage of your recovery journey.

Immediate Post-Operative PhaseActive Rehabilitation PhaseAdvanced Recovery Phase

Immediate Post-Operative Phase

The first 1-2 weeks focus on wound healing, pain management, and basic mobility with assistive devices. Patients begin gentle exercises to prevent stiffness and blood clots while following strict hip precautions to prevent dislocation.

Active Rehabilitation Phase

Weeks 3-8 involve progressive physiotherapy to strengthen hip muscles, improve range of motion, and gradually increase weight-bearing activities. Patients transition from walker to cane and resume light household tasks.

Advanced Recovery Phase

Months 3-6 mark the return to most normal activities including driving, work, and recreational pursuits. Continued strengthening exercises optimize joint function, and most patients experience significant pain relief and improved quality of life.

Outcomes

Success & outcomes.

Significant Pain Relief

Over 95% of patients experience dramatic reduction or complete elimination of chronic hip pain, allowing them to sleep better and enjoy daily activities without discomfort.

Restored Mobility and Function

Patients regain the ability to walk without limping, climb stairs comfortably, and perform activities that were previously impossible due to hip deterioration and pain.

Improved Quality of Life

With pain-free movement restored, patients return to work, hobbies, travel, and social activities, experiencing renewed independence and overall life satisfaction.

Long-Term Durability

Modern hip implants typically last 15-20 years or longer, providing sustained benefits and allowing patients to maintain active lifestyles well into their senior years.

Myths vs Facts

Common misconceptions.

Let's clear up some of the most common myths about total hip replacement.

What happens if total hip replacement is delayed?

  • Untreated severe hip arthritis progressively worsens, leading to debilitating pain, complete loss of mobility, and dependence on assistive devices or caregivers. Chronic pain often results in muscle atrophy, compensatory injuries to other joints, depression, and significantly diminished quality of life. Delaying necessary hip replacement can also make surgery more complex and recovery more challenging.
Related Conditions

Conditions we treat.

FAQ

About total hip replacement.

What is Total Hip Replacement and who needs it in Kadapa?
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