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Are you thinking about joint surgery but worried about the recovery process? Take a moment to learn how minimally invasive techniques have changed the process with faster healing, less scarring, and more.

Facing hip surgery can be scary, but having a roadmap to your recovery makes the process smoother. Keep reading to learn how to prepare so you get the best possible outcome after periacetabular osteotomy.

When you break a bone around the prosthetic components after a joint replacement, you have what’s called a periprosthetic fracture. Here’s a look at what it takes to recover from this injury and how we can help.

Every year, almost a half million American adults have a total hip replacement, which dramatically reduces pain, increases mobility, and restores your overall quality of life. So when is it time to consider this surgery? Keep reading to find out.

Are you noticing severe pain in your hip or groin area, especially after a fall? This might be more than a minor injury. Discover five key symptoms that may point to a hip fracture and what you should do if you’re experiencing them.

Have you been diagnosed with arthritis and wonder if surgery would be helpful? Minimally invasive surgery could be the solution. Keep reading to learn how modern surgical techniques offer big benefits with minimal trauma.

Are you considering hip replacement surgery? The surgical method can make a big difference in what you experience throughout your hip replacement journey. Here’s a look at four major advantages of an anterior hip replacement.

Are you considering a partial knee replacement and wondering what the road to recovery after this surgery looks like? Take a moment as we dive into this procedure and share expert insights on the healing process.

Are you battling hip discomfort or limited mobility? Explore the common conditions that can affect your hip health and learn about an innovative surgical solution that can preserve your natural joint and prevent further complications.

Regardless of your age, injury or disease can make a hip replacement a necessity. Take a moment to learn if you’re ever too young for a total hip replacement and how to know when the time is right for this important surgery.

When your knee condition doesn’t improve with medications and other nonsurgical therapies, minimally invasive knee surgery may be an option. Learn how this type of surgery can help improve your condition while offering key benefits.

A total hip replacement can change your life for the better. But what happens if you sustain a fracture near your new joint? Learn how surgeons repair this type of injury and what you can expect.

Have you been diagnosed with hip dysplasia? If so, you’re probably wondering if hip dysplasia requires surgery or if nonsurgical therapies are enough to manage your condition. Keep reading as we answer your questions.

Do you have a painful condition of the hip, like hip impingement, avascular necrosis, or hip dysplasia? If so and you haven’t developed significant hip arthritis, hip preservation surgery could save your joint. Here’s how to prepare.

If you’ve had a total hip or knee joint replacement, it’s possible to get a fracture near your prosthetic joint. Learn the telltale signs of this type of injury, called a periprosthetic fracture, and how this break can be repaired.

When severe arthritis or an injury affects knee function, joint replacement can ease your symptoms and restore your mobility. Learn about the differences between a partial and total knee replacement and which is right for you.

Your hips support your weight and help you move in different directions. Hip dysplasia can cause this joint to wear out faster and, over time, may cause debilitating pain. Learn about the telltale signs and symptoms of this condition.

Minimally invasive surgeries are often safer and easier for patients, bringing fewer risks, smaller incisions, and a faster recovery time. Learn more about these procedures and the different conditions they can treat.

Knee replacement surgery restores knee function and helps you reclaim your mobility. The recovery process plays a key role in the surgical process. This begins with getting your home ready for your return. Here’s what you need to know.

About 20,000 Americans experience avascular necrosis, a condition that causes your bone tissue to crumble and die. Learn what you need to know about this serious bone disease and the treatments available to help.

You want to keep your own joints for as long as possible. But there may come a time when the pain and immobility of hip disease or injury makes hip replacement likely. So what’s the best age to get your hip replaced? Keep reading to find out.

If you need hip replacement surgery, the surgical method makes a big difference in your experience during and after treatment. Take a moment to learn how the direct anterior approach offers major advantages.

Most joint-replacement patients enjoy excellent results, but all surgery brings a risk of infection. Understanding the causes and symptoms of these infections is essential to getting the care you need when you need it. Here’s what you should know.

When you undergo a major joint replacement surgery, your hope is that the new joint will last a long time. Thankfully, in most cases this is true. However, there are times when revision surgery is required.