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Partial Hip Replacement (Hip Hemiarthroplasty)

Repeated hip-loading activities—such as frequent stair climbing, heavy lifting, or repeated squatting—combined with conditions like osteoporosis or trauma, can accelerate hip joint degeneration. In cases where damage is localized, such as a femoral neck fracture or partial hip deterioration, partial hip replacement can help relieve pain and restore mobility.

Signs of Hip Joint Degeneration or Fracture

Sudden hip pain

Often occurs after a fall or accident, especially in elderly patients with osteoporosis.

Inability to bear weight on the leg

The patient cannot walk and experiences immediate weakness following a hip injury.

Visible deformity

One leg appears shorter, or the foot turns outward, possibly indicating a femoral fracture near the hip joint.

Localized degeneration of the femoral head

Chronic pain isolated to the femoral head area.

Diagnosis of Hip Joint Degeneration

S Spine & Joint Hospital specializes in spinal and joint conditions and emphasizes accurate diagnosis before treatment. All patients presenting with joint-related symptoms undergo thorough evaluation by a specialist. Diagnostic imaging—including X-ray and MRI—is essential to understand the scope of joint damage and determine the most suitable treatment approach.

Treatment Technique

Our treatment approach stands out through our S-Quality standard, which includes three key elements:

Specialist Doctors

🎯 Trained in our hospital’s standardized treatment protocols.

Experienced Support Team

🎯 Knowledgeable in treatment procedures and able to work closely with doctors to streamline patient care.

Advanced Medical Technology

🎯 Specialized for spine and joint treatment, including world-class surgical tools. Lack of any one component may affect treatment effectiveness.

Treatment Steps

Our specialized medical technology includes world-class surgical instruments and an open MRI that can shift from a lying to a standing position—ensuring precise and swift diagnosis and treatment. The absence of any component may impact overall treatment success.

1

Identifying the Cause

Diagnosis begins with posture-specific X-rays and upright MRI scans to evaluate abnormalities in cervical discs. Physicians combine both sets of images for a highly accurate assessment.

2

Antiresorptive Agents

Patients will receive pre-treatment instructions, such as fasting or informing the doctor of any existing conditions or allergies. A thorough physical examination will also be conducted.

3

Partial Hip Replacement (Hip Hemiarthroplasty)

Using specialized tools, the surgeon removes only the damaged or fractured femoral head while preserving the natural hip socket. A prosthetic head is implanted, enabling improved joint mobility.

4

Follow-Up and Recovery

After treatment, the doctor and a specialized support team will monitor the recovery progress and evaluate the patient's condition to ensure pain relief, no complications, and a full return to normal life.