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Anterior Hip Replacement

2/15/2020

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How long does it take to recover from anterior hip replacement?
The anterior approach allows them to return home the same day or the next day.
Recovery Time: Because the posterior technique involves cutting muscles around the hip joint and giving them enough time to repair, the recovery time is longer — generally two to four months
​By 3 weeks, most patients after the anterior approach are very functional
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Anterior Hip Replacement Surgery

2/15/2020

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​MARCH 18, 2019 Studies Confirm Benefits of Direct Anterior Approach to Total Hip Replacement New studies link the direct anterior approach to total hip arthroplasty with faster recovery and better results.
A recent study of the direct anterior vs lateral approaches to total hip arthroplasty indicates superior results using the direct anterior approach (DAA). The study, published by the Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research, shows significantly reduced pain levels, lower blood loss, and faster functional recovery following DAA. Additionally, several past studies have linked direct anterior total hip arthroplasty to shorter hospital stays and lower dislocation rates in comparison to other approaches.

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Anterior Hip Replacement Surgery

2/14/2020

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The anterior approach to hip replacement surgery may decrease the patients dependence on narcotic pain medication. Our team will develop a plan to minimize medications and restore function using minimally invasive techniques and nerve blocks. Attend our seminars to learn more
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    Dr. Michael Messieh is a board certified orthopedic surgeon who performs hip knee and shoulder replacement surgery

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