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RESTORING MOBILITY WITH EXPERT HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY
Hip Replacement
Living with persistent hip pain can severely limit your ability to enjoy daily activities, from walking to simply sitting comfortably. For many individuals, hip replacement surgery offers a life-changing solution, effectively restoring mobility and alleviating chronic discomfort. Whether due to arthritis, injury, or congenital hip deformity, hip replacement is a trusted path toward reclaiming your freedom of movement and overall quality of life.
As a fellowship-trained orthopedic hip specialist serving Indianapolis and Terre Haute, Dr. Kyle Stoops offers total hip replacement surgery tailored to each patient’s unique condition. With advanced training, state-of-the-art technology, and a patient-centered approach, Dr. Stoops provides the highest quality of care for hip replacement patients.
Don’t let hip pain hold you back any longer. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Kyle Stoops today and take the first step towards restoring your mobility and enjoying a more active, vibrant life.
HIP REPLACEMENT SYMPTOMS, CAUSES & TYPES with
Full Hip Joint Replacement Surgery with
Technology
Hip replacement surgery is a significant step, but it can be a powerful solution for those struggling with daily pain and limited mobility. A hip replacement may be considered when:
- Persistent hip pain, even when at rest.
- Difficulty walking or completing everyday tasks.
- Trouble performing simple movements like climbing stairs or standing up.
- Stiffness or lack of mobility in the hip joint.
- An unstable or “giving out” sensation in the hip.
Not everyone with hip discomfort requires surgery right away. Candidates for hip replacement typically report chronic pain that doesn’t respond to rest, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, or joint injections. Dr. Stoops prioritizes these non-surgical options before recommending surgery.
Common underlying conditions that may cause the need for a hip replacement include:
- Severe Osteoarthritis: The cartilage protecting the joints breaks down, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
- Inflammatory Arthritis: Conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis can lead to joint inflammation and damage, which can severely affect hip function.
- Avascular Necrosis: A lack of blood supply to the hip bone that can cause the bone to weaken and collapse over time.
Understanding these symptoms and conditions can help you decide when to seek further evaluation from a hip specialist. Dr. Stoops will conduct a thorough assessment to determine whether a hip replacement is the right path forward.
Dr. Stoops utilizes cutting-edge hip implants from Enovis, including the EMPOWR™ Blade and Taperfill Stems and EMPOWR Acetabular® system, which offer several unique advantages:
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- Accurate design for improved anatomical fit and long-term stability.1
- Bone-conserving stem designed to help Dr. Stoops use less invasive techniques, which may help you recover sooner.
- Vitamin E-infused polyethylene liners, which are clinically designed to reduce wear and help extend implant life while allowing smooth, natural movement.
Enovis hip implants are engineered for strength, durability, and reduced friction across the joint. This technology allows many patients to enjoy improved comfort and mobility for 20+ years.
Dr. Stoops also offers revision hip replacements, which are performed when a previous hip replacement procedure has failed. This can occur due to various reasons, such as infection, implant loosening, or wear and tear over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there non-surgical options before considering hip replacement?
Absolutely. Dr. Stoops prioritizes conservative treatments before recommending surgery. This may include physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, activity modifications, and joint injections. Surgery is only suggested when these methods no longer provide relief.
How long do hip replacement implants typically last?
With advancements in implant technology, many modern hip replacements can last 10 to 20 years or more. Longevity depends on factors like patient activity levels, weight, and overall joint health. Dr. Stoops will discuss how to maximize the lifespan of your implant during your care.
What is recovery like after hip replacement surgery?
Recovery varies based on your overall health and the type of procedure performed. With minimally-invasive outpatient surgery, patients are able to walk with assistance shortly after surgery and return to light daily activities within a few weeks. Dr. Stoops provides customized recovery plans to help patients regain strength and mobility safely.
How do I schedule a consultation with an orthopedic surgeon near me?
Scheduling is simple! You can either request an appointment online or give one of our offices in Indianapolis or Terre Haute a call directly. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you take the next step toward lasting relief.
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