If the pain persists despite medication or conservative treatment.
Caused by aging or severe joint degeneration.
When walking or normal movement becomes difficult.
If medications and physical therapy no longer provide relief.
In this procedure, only the damaged part of the joint is replaced, which is often the head of the femur, while preserving the remaining parts of the joint. It is commonly used in cases of fractures or certain special conditions.
In this procedure, the entire hip joint — including the femoral head and the acetabulum — is removed and replaced with a modern artificial joint. It is commonly recommended for patients suffering from severe osteoarthritis or complete joint damage.
The success of the operation begins with good preparation, which is why Dr. Mohammed will take several steps to ensure the patient is fully ready for the procedure.
Blood tests and imaging scans are performed to accurately evaluate the condition of the joint and determine the extent of the damage.
The patient’s medical history and current medications are carefully reviewed to ensure they are fully prepared for surgery.
The patient may be asked to stop certain medications or fast for several hours before the procedure.
Dr. Mohammed Al-Shouli performs hip replacement surgery using the advanced anterior approach, without cutting any muscles. This technique helps speed up recovery and significantly reduces pain. It is considered one of the latest techniques used worldwide and offers several advantages compared to the traditional posterior approach that was previously more common in the Middle East.
Patients are able to start moving and walking sooner, with a shorter recovery period that helps them return to daily life more quickly.
Thanks to the muscle-sparing anterior approach, patients experience significantly less pain compared to traditional surgical methods.
The anterior approach helps avoid cutting the muscles surrounding the joint, which improves stability and supports faster healing.
The use of robotic-assisted surgery and advanced technologies helps position the artificial joint with a high level of accuracy.
Patients can usually return home on the same day or the following day after surgery, depending on their condition.
We use the latest technologies and robotic-assisted techniques in hip replacement procedures to achieve greater precision, better outcomes, and faster recovery, God willing.
This technique avoids cutting muscles, which helps reduce pain significantly and promotes faster recovery.
Many of our patients report experiencing very mild pain after surgery, by the grace of God.