Partial Hip Replacement

Partial Hip Replacement is a surgical procedure used to replace half of the hip joint. The operation involves replacing the ball of the femur that has worn from arthritis, degeneration, or a serious fracture involving the ball of the hip joint.

Normal motion becomes restricted and painful with advanced wear of the hip joint.

Partial Hip Replacement Introduction

Partial Hip Replacement is a surgical procedure used to replace half of the hip joint. The operation involves replacing the ball of the femur that has worn from arthritis, degeneration, or a serious fracture involving the ball of the hip joint. Normal motion becomes restricted and painful with advanced wear of the hip joint.

Incision

An incision is made around the hip joint and commonly made along the side or in front of the hip. The muscles, tendons, and joint capsule are moved away from the joint to expose the femoral head and acetabulum (hip socket).

Femoral Head Removal

The hip is positioned to expose the bone and soft tissue. Next, the head and neck of the femur are removed using special instruments.

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