Total Hip Replacement (Standard or Robotic)

A surgical procedure to replace a failing or worn-out hip, ensuring continued mobility and pain relief.

Revision hip replacement is performed when a previous hip replacement has worn out, loosened, or developed complications such as infection or dislocation. This procedure involves removing the old implant and replacing it with a new prosthetic component, restoring function and reducing pain.

What Is It?

A revision hip replacement is a more complex surgery than a primary hip replacement, often requiring bone grafting or specialised implants. It is essential for patients experiencing pain, instability, or implant wear following a previous hip replacement.

Symptoms Treated

Hip pain returning after a previous hip replacement
Loosening or dislocation of the implant
Infection or implant wear over time
Reduced joint function and instability

Postoperative Care

Physical therapy for strength and mobility restoration
Careful monitoring of implant function
Pain management with prescribed medications
Activity modification to prevent further complications

Risks and Complications

Higher risk of infection compared to primary surgery
Bone loss around the implant site
Blood clots
Dislocation or implant failure over time

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Enhanced Recovery Pathways

This helps patients recover faster and with improved mobility following joint replacement surgery. Most patients go home within 24 hours of surgery.

Expert in Hip & Knee Surgery

Mr. Bhatnagar specialises in primary and revision hip and knee replacements, ensuring optimal patient outcomes and long-term joint function. He also performs Robotic hip and knee replacements.

Leading Educator & Researcher

Committed to medical education, Mr. Bhatnagar actively trains junior orthopaedic surgeons and contributes to clinical research to advance orthopaedic care.