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Partial Hip Replacement
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Partial Hip Replacement
Partial Hip Replacement (hemiarthroplasty) is one of Korea’s most trusted orthopedic solutions for patients experiencing hip fractures, trauma, or localized joint damage. Korea’s orthopedic centers excel in minimally invasive techniques, advanced implant technology, and rapid recovery systems, helping patients regain mobility faster and with greater comfort. With world class surgeons, modern robotic assist tools, and internationally recognized safety standards, Korea offers reliable, long lasting outcomes for patients seeking natural hip movement and pain free living.
High Precision Orthopedic Surgeons: Korean hip specialists perform large volumes of partial hip replacements annually, ensuring accurate implant placement and better postoperative stability.
Minimally Invasive Surgical Techniques: Korea uses muscle sparing approaches like the anterior and anterolateral methods to reduce pain, minimize scarring, and enable earlier mobilization.
Advanced Implant Technology: Premium titanium and ceramic implants approved by FDA/KFDA provide smooth mobility, durability, and reduced long term wear.
Faster Postoperative Mobility: Enhanced recovery protocols help patients walk within 24 hours, significantly reducing hospital stay and accelerating rehabilitation.
International Patient Safety Standards: Korea maintains rigorous infection control, English speaking coordinators, and high level medical imaging tools for safer orthopedic care.
Cost Effective Orthopedic Treatment: Korea delivers high quality hip surgery at far more affordable prices than Western countries without compromising medical excellence.
They specialize in minimally invasive partial hip replacements using durable ceramic and titanium implants designed for stable, natural joint movement, offering rehabilitation programs that provide fast mobility restoration for international patients.
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Known for precision driven hip reconstruction and fracture management, Dr. Pyo delivers successful partial hip replacements using navigation guided systems and personalized treatment planning.
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Fast and Effective Response to Hip Fractures: Efficient stabilization of femoral neck fractures for quick mobility restoration.
Less Invasive Than Total Hip Replacement: Suitable for localized damage, leading to shorter surgery time and reduced postoperative discomfort.
Lower Dislocation Risk: Modern implant designs reduce instability and support confident movement during recovery.
Short Hospital Stay: Patients commonly walk within 24 hours and recover faster compared to total joint replacement.
Durable and Reliable Implants: High grade materials ensure long lasting performance with minimal wear.
Excellent Outcomes for Seniors: Especially beneficial for elderly patients needing rapid, safe restoration of function.
Patients with femoral neck fractures
Individuals experiencing severe hip trauma
Elderly patients requiring rapid mobility recovery
Those with healthy acetabular (socket) condition
Patients unable to undergo full hip replacement due to medical limitations
Individuals in stable overall health who can participate in rehab
Consultation with imaging analysis (X-ray/CT)
Spinal or general anesthesia
Minimally invasive incision to protect surrounding muscles
Removal of damaged femoral head
Placement of premium titanium or ceramic implant
Alignment check for leg length and joint stability
Incision closure with minimal scarring
Immediate initiation of recovery exercises
0-7 Days: Begin walking with assistance, reduced pain, early mobility exercises.
1-3 Weeks: Swelling decreases, movement increases, daily tasks resume.
4-8 Weeks: Comfortable mobility returns, normal routines restored.
3-6 Months: Hip strength and flexibility improve significantly.
1 Year: Implant functions naturally, offering long term stability and comfort.
Hip replacement is generally safe, but patients should be aware of the following potential risks:
Infection
Blood clots
Implant loosening
Leg length variations
Postoperative stiffness
Possible future conversion to total hip replacement
Rare complications minimized by experienced Korean orthopedic surgeons
Average Cost: $6,000 - $14,000 USD
Cost depends on:
Implant type, minimally invasive technique, surgeon experience, hospital reputation, and additional rehabilitation requirements.
Complex fracture cases or extended therapy may increase total expenses.
Q. What is the difference between partial and total hip replacement?
A. Partial replaces only the femoral head, total replaces both the ball and socket.
Q. How long do partial hip implants last?
A. High quality implants last 15-25 years depending on activity levels and bone health.
Q. When can I walk after the surgery?
A. Most patients walk within 24 hours.
Q. Is partial hip replacement suitable for younger patients?
A. Sometimes, but total replacement is usually preferred for widespread joint damage.
Q. Can this surgery be upgraded to a total hip replacement later?
A. Yes, it can be safely converted if arthritis develops in the socket.
Q. Is the surgery painful?
A. Pain is minimal due to modern anesthesia and recovery protocols.
Q. How long will I stay in the hospital after surgery?
A. Most patients stay 2-4 days depending on mobility progress and health conditions.
Q. Can I travel back home soon after my surgery in Korea?
A. Yes, many patients travel within 2-3 weeks after ensuring stable mobility and receiving clearance from their surgeon.
Partial Hip Replacement in Korea offers exceptional orthopedic care, advanced surgical precision, and fast recovery for patients facing hip fractures or localized joint damage. With minimally invasive techniques, durable implants, and highly experienced surgeons, Korea ensures long term mobility, stability, and comfort.
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