hip prosthesis

Dislocated An artificial hip joint can also be dislocated (luxated). In this case, the hip can be dislocated backwards or forwards. Possible reasons for the luxation are, for example, too early loading of the artificial hip joint after the operation so that supporting structures did not have enough time to regenerate. Incorrect or excessive movements … Dislocated | Artificial hip joint

Rehab As a rule, movement exercises to build up muscles are started on the first day after the operation. The patients are instructed by physiotherapists. After about six days, most patients are able to walk independently with the crutches. After discharge from the hospital, rehabilitation measures are carried out, which can be done on an … Rehab | Artificial hip joint