Hip Resurfacing

Hip resurfacing surgery is an option for the younger, more active patient needing a hip replacement. Hip resurfacing is similar to total hip replacement in that a cup replaces the rough hip socket (pelvis); however, it differs because instead of completely removing the worn ball of your thighbone (femur) I will reshape and resurface the head of the femur with a metal prosthesis. This procedure allows me to leave more of your healthy bone in place.

Conditions & Treatments

ARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE AND HIP

KNEE ANATOMY

TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT
Reduced Incision Approach
Complications/Risks
After Surgery
Recovery

HIP ANATOMY

TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT
Anterior Surgical Approach
Materials and Design
After Surgery