Partial Hip Replacement (Bipolar)

Bipolar

Partial Hip Replacement, also known as Bipolar Hemiarthroplasty, is a commonly performed and effective surgical procedure primarily used to treat hip fractures, especially in elderly patients. Dr. Manal Gore provides expert bipolar hip replacement surgery focused on restoring mobility safely and minimizing long-term complications.

In this procedure, the damaged ball (head of the femur) is replaced while preserving the natural hip socket. This approach allows smoother joint movement and supports faster rehabilitation.

Who May Need a Bipolar Hip Replacement?

This surgery is often recommended for:

  • Fracture neck of femur (hip fracture)
  • Elderly patients with osteoporosis or weak bones
  • Hip fractures with poor healing potential
  • Severe pain and inability to walk after injury
  • Patients requiring early mobilization after trauma

Benefits of Partial Hip Replacement

Bipolar hip replacement can provide:

  • Rapid pain relief following fracture
  • Early standing and assisted walking
  • Reduced risk of complications related to prolonged bed rest
  • Improved joint stability and daily function
  • Safer recovery with structured rehabilitation

Treatment and Recovery Approach

A comprehensive treatment plan includes:

  • Detailed clinical evaluation and imaging

  • Safe surgical technique using modern implants

  • Structured post-operative care including:

    • Effective pain management

    • Guided physiotherapy

    • Walking and balance training

The goal is to enable early mobility while ensuring safe healing and long-term function.

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For expert management of hip fractures and advanced orthopaedic care, consult Dr. Manal Gore for timely evaluation and personalized treatment.