Hip Replacement Surgery in India - Educational Camp to be Held in UK
An educational camp is being held in UK about the Hip Replacement Surgery techniques available in India. The camp would be held from 22nd Dec to 30th Dec-06. The camp would be held in London, Bradford, Edinburgh and Birmingham.
Mumbai, India, December 19, 2006 --(PR.com)-- Dheeraj Bojwani-MD-is an International Patient Consultant to foreign patients who seek medical treatment and surgery in India at affordable and cost effective prices. He arranges tailor made surgery packages in India. An educational camp is being held in UK about the Hip Replacement Surgery techniques available in India. The camp would be held from 22nd Dec to 30th Dec-06. The camp would be held in London, Bradford, Edinburgh and Birmingham.
The camp is basically targeted the surgical options available for Hip Replacement Surgery in India. The patients would be told about –
1) Various Hip Replacement Surgery options available in India.
2) What to expect after Hip Replacement Surgery—from the initial phase to continual recovery.
3) Why and how is each Hip Replacement Surgery done?
4) Who is the right candidate for Hip Replacement Surgery?
5) How well does the Hip Replacement Surgery works?
6) What are the risks of the various Hip Replacement Surgery procedures?
7) Planning of Hip Replacement Surgery for International Patients in India.
8) Hip Replacement Surgery Packages available for International patients in India.
Hip Replacement Surgery is one of the most common orthopedic procedures. Hip replacement surgery is performed about 30,000 times in the India every year. Because of the long history of hip replacement surgery, this procedure has become a safer and more reliable method to treat severe hip arthritis pain The goals of hip replacement surgery (arthroplasty) are to provide relief of pain and discomfort, improve function and enhance stability in patients suffering from arthritis or any disabling orthopedic hip problem Hip Replacement Surgery is required when, the worn cartilage no longer serves as a cushion. As the damaged bones rub together, they become rough, with a surface like sandpaper. This rubbing results in pain with almost any movement and steadily decreasing mobility.
Hip replacement Surgery is a common surgical procedure with a high success rate. In an arthritic hip, the damaged ball (the upper end of the femur) is replaced by a metal or ceramic ball attached to a metal stem fitted into the femur (with or without cement), and a plastic or ceramic socket (fitted into a metal socket) that is implanted into the pelvis, replacing the damaged socket.
Using a combination of metal and plastic, the joint implant surgeon creates a new ball and socket joint, which will glide smoothly and painlessly. During the past two decades, multiple advances in hip arthroplasty have been accomplished and many types of prostheses are available and currently used. The metals used are chrome cobalt alloy and/or titanium alloy. These are super metals initially developed for the aerospace industry and now adapted for the orthopedic industry. The plastic is a high-density plastic polymer called polyethylene. In younger patients a ceramic ball is used with a polyethylene or ceramic socket.
Hip replacement is a surgical procedure that relieves pain from most kinds of hip arthritis, improving the quality of life for the large majority of patients who undergo the operation. Distilled to its essentials, Hip replacement Surgery involves surgically removing the arthritic parts of the joint (cartilage and bone), replacing the “ball and socket” part of the joint with artificial components made from metal alloys, and placing high-performance bearing surface between the metal parts Most commonly, the bearing surface is made from a very durable polyethylene plastic, but other materials (including ceramics, newer plastics, or metals) have been used. Patients typically spend a few days in the hospital after the procedure (3 to 5 days is most typical), and some patients benefit from a short inpatient stay in a rehabilitation facility after that to help transition back to living independently at home. Most patients will walk with a walker or crutches for 4 to 6 weeks, most will use a cane for another 4 to 6 weeks after that; after that, the large majority of patients are able to walk freely.
To know more about Hospitals in India and the surgery packages available in Hospitals, Please visit- http://www.dheerajbojwani.com
Important Details
Medical Treatment in India at best prices - http://www.dheerajbojwani.com
International Patient Testimonials –
http://www.dheerajbojwani.com/experience-treatment-patients-india.html
Email- contact@dheerajbojwani.com
Contact Number- 0091-93711-36499
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The camp is basically targeted the surgical options available for Hip Replacement Surgery in India. The patients would be told about –
1) Various Hip Replacement Surgery options available in India.
2) What to expect after Hip Replacement Surgery—from the initial phase to continual recovery.
3) Why and how is each Hip Replacement Surgery done?
4) Who is the right candidate for Hip Replacement Surgery?
5) How well does the Hip Replacement Surgery works?
6) What are the risks of the various Hip Replacement Surgery procedures?
7) Planning of Hip Replacement Surgery for International Patients in India.
8) Hip Replacement Surgery Packages available for International patients in India.
Hip Replacement Surgery is one of the most common orthopedic procedures. Hip replacement surgery is performed about 30,000 times in the India every year. Because of the long history of hip replacement surgery, this procedure has become a safer and more reliable method to treat severe hip arthritis pain The goals of hip replacement surgery (arthroplasty) are to provide relief of pain and discomfort, improve function and enhance stability in patients suffering from arthritis or any disabling orthopedic hip problem Hip Replacement Surgery is required when, the worn cartilage no longer serves as a cushion. As the damaged bones rub together, they become rough, with a surface like sandpaper. This rubbing results in pain with almost any movement and steadily decreasing mobility.
Hip replacement Surgery is a common surgical procedure with a high success rate. In an arthritic hip, the damaged ball (the upper end of the femur) is replaced by a metal or ceramic ball attached to a metal stem fitted into the femur (with or without cement), and a plastic or ceramic socket (fitted into a metal socket) that is implanted into the pelvis, replacing the damaged socket.
Using a combination of metal and plastic, the joint implant surgeon creates a new ball and socket joint, which will glide smoothly and painlessly. During the past two decades, multiple advances in hip arthroplasty have been accomplished and many types of prostheses are available and currently used. The metals used are chrome cobalt alloy and/or titanium alloy. These are super metals initially developed for the aerospace industry and now adapted for the orthopedic industry. The plastic is a high-density plastic polymer called polyethylene. In younger patients a ceramic ball is used with a polyethylene or ceramic socket.
Hip replacement is a surgical procedure that relieves pain from most kinds of hip arthritis, improving the quality of life for the large majority of patients who undergo the operation. Distilled to its essentials, Hip replacement Surgery involves surgically removing the arthritic parts of the joint (cartilage and bone), replacing the “ball and socket” part of the joint with artificial components made from metal alloys, and placing high-performance bearing surface between the metal parts Most commonly, the bearing surface is made from a very durable polyethylene plastic, but other materials (including ceramics, newer plastics, or metals) have been used. Patients typically spend a few days in the hospital after the procedure (3 to 5 days is most typical), and some patients benefit from a short inpatient stay in a rehabilitation facility after that to help transition back to living independently at home. Most patients will walk with a walker or crutches for 4 to 6 weeks, most will use a cane for another 4 to 6 weeks after that; after that, the large majority of patients are able to walk freely.
To know more about Hospitals in India and the surgery packages available in Hospitals, Please visit- http://www.dheerajbojwani.com
Important Details
Medical Treatment in India at best prices - http://www.dheerajbojwani.com
International Patient Testimonials –
http://www.dheerajbojwani.com/experience-treatment-patients-india.html
Email- contact@dheerajbojwani.com
Contact Number- 0091-93711-36499
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