Treatment 03
Total Hip Replacement
THR using the Direct Anterior Approach and robotic-assisted techniques. Total hip replacement replaces the worn surfaces of the hip joint with artificial components.
What is total hip replacement?
Total hip replacement (THR) replaces the worn surfaces of the hip joint with artificial components. It is generally considered when hip arthritis or joint damage significantly affects mobility and daily function.
Direct Anterior Approach (DAA)
The Direct Anterior Approach is a surgical technique that accesses the hip from the front. Your surgeon will discuss whether this approach is appropriate for your situation.
Technique
Direct Anterior Approach
Accesses the hip joint from the front of the body.
Technology
Robotic-Assisted
Planning based on imaging guides component positioning.
Consideration
Individual Assessment
Suitability is determined by your surgeon after evaluation.
Why it may be considered
Hip replacement may be considered when hip pain and stiffness significantly affect mobility and daily function despite non-surgical care. Suitability depends on your individual clinical assessment, imaging and overall health.
Recovery considerations
Recovery is individual. Your surgeon will discuss precautions, physiotherapy and follow-up based on your specific situation.
Medical disclaimer: Information on this page is educational only and is not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Whether a procedure is appropriate depends on your individual clinical assessment, imaging and overall health.
FAQ
Common Questions
The Direct Anterior Approach is a technique that accesses the hip joint from the front of the body. Suitability is determined by your surgeon based on clinical assessment.
All surgical procedures carry risks and benefits. Whether robotic assistance is appropriate for you is a clinical decision made together with your surgeon.
Recovery varies depending on individual factors. Your surgeon will advise you on activity and physiotherapy.