Who Is a Good Candidate For Anterior Hip Replacement?

Anterior hip replacement is a minimally invasive surgical approach that offers numerous benefits over traditional hip replacement techniques, such as faster recovery and less post-operative discomfort. However, not every patient is an ideal candidate for this procedure. Understanding who qualifies...

For patients with hip replacements, the prospect of undergoing an MRI can raise several concerns, particularly regarding the safety and compatibility of metal implants with the strong magnetic fields used in MRI technology. While these concerns are common, the intersection...

Returning to running after hip surgery is a topic often approached with caution, and for good reason. While many patients are eager to resume their active lifestyles, it’s crucial to understand the complexities of recovery and the specific challenges that...

Swelling after hip replacement surgery is a common and expected part of the recovery process, yet the extent and duration of swelling can vary widely among patients. Understanding what constitutes “normal” swelling versus signs that may indicate a complication is...

Hip replacement surgery is a transformative procedure that significantly enhances mobility and quality of life for many individuals. However, the journey to complete recovery requires careful attention to pain management and rehabilitation strategies. At The Hip and Pelvis Institute, led...

In the world of sports, the agility and durability of an athlete’s hip can make or break a career. At The Hip and Pelvis Institute, under the seasoned guidance of Dr. Nicholas H. Mast, we address not just the immediate...

Are hip pain and limited mobility hindering your daily activities? Reclaim your life and rediscover the joy of movement with Dr. Nicholas Mast’s advanced hip replacement surgery. As a renowned specialist with over 3200 successful surgeries, Dr. Mast is committed...

There are typically 15 top questions that patients have about hip replacement surgery.

When patients seek medical attention with complaints of persistent groin pain and stiffness, it often signifies an underlying issue – hip osteoarthritis. But what exactly is hip osteoarthritis, and how can it be addressed through hip replacement surgery?

The short answer is almost everybody is a candidate for anterior approach hip replacement.