Hip replacement dislocation
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Dislocation is a serious complication that can occur after total hip replacement surgery, where the ball and socket of the artificial hip joint become separated.
The risk is relatively low, with an incidence rate of 2-5%.
However, certain factors such as old age, medical comorbidities, revision surgery, female sex, ligament laxity, poor muscle control or strength, certain surgical techniques and implant types can increase the risk.
Patients should understand the risks before the surgery and follow post-operative precautions such as avoiding certain positions and movements and increasing muscle strength to reduce the incidence of dislocation.
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I had a kayaking injury years after having a hip replacement. After that my hip was coming out of socket 3 -5 times a day for about 5 months. The hospital I went to said if it’s dislocated more than twice it needs replacing again. Turns out this surgery had only ever done knee op’s and was looking for his first hip job.
I decided to go back to the man that did the job on the nhs Mr Middleton Bournemouth. I went back as as a private patient and discovered after having a bone scan my 10-year-old hip was still in fantastic condition. It was obviously ligament damage around the joint. this lead two years of very intense physio. I can now do everything I do before and now pushing the limits I’m looking to go onto UA-cam to look at the abilities of what a fake hip can actually do with training and I’ll be interested and what your opinion is I think this should be a good debate?
My future ambition is to work alongside physios and doctors to help with the rehabilitation and training of people with hip injuries.
A month after replacement I tried to tie my shoe. Out it went.
That is not good. Hopefully it will scar up and stabilise. A month is too soon to be flexing the hip that much, as scar tissue acts as a secondary stabilisor and matures at around 6-8 weeks.
@@marcusrobert73 thanks. Almost seven months since the dislocation and I am doing well
How u kniw that it went out? There was a sound, a pain, cant do anything with leg?
@@edgarskrumins23 I. Was on the ground and couldn't move. My right leg was five inches shorter than my left leg. A lot of pain.
I felt it pop out, unmistakable feeling, followed by total loss of use of the affected leg. Getting it resolved is very painful.
I’m in the uk and 4 weeks post op total hip replacement can u tell me what can be going on because I’ve got really bad groin pain. I was told by other people that had a new hip that all your pain goes away but mine hasn’t 😢
Tell me about it I ended up getting sciatic palsy and drop foot and I'm extreme pain everyday even the area where I got my hip replacement and it's been two and a half years pain I really feel for you
@@cindi8318 so sorry your still suffering I’m still getting a lot of pain 12 weeks in now 😢
@@karenwatson9319 I hpe your pain has settled if it hasn't the problem may lie with your psoas tendon
@@marcusrobert73 the back can send pain down to the hip and leg
Not so rare, I did it😮
Sorry to hear that Dawn. If a complication happens to you it will never seem rare. However for hip dislocation females under 50 years have an 8.12% lifetime risk compared with 6.35% for males. Given the fact they will have their new hip in for 25 years plus.
It happened to me also and I am in severe everyday in misery
can you guys tell us what u were doing or how it happened so we can be aware
@@swankyshivy I was just walking across my living room.
@@dawns.6620 whatttt . im 2 weeks simce left hip replacement. thats scary
Hope you are a better surgeon than you are a narrator
I am just trying to provide information for my patients sorry if you do not like my narration, hopefully the information is of use.
This is vey useful information
I have legg calve perthes disease and had a total hip replacement 2 years ago and they totally screw me over there so please do your homework people before you get hip surgery cuz there's a lot of butchers out there
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Sorry to hear that Cindy. Is it sorted now?