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- Experienced Surgeon: Dr. Paul Morton brings years of expertise in revision surgeries, ensuring high success rates and improved patient outcomes.
- Fellowship-Trained Specialist: Dr. Morton is fellowship-trained in hip and knee reconstruction, providing specialized knowledge and skills in complex joint revisions.
- Cutting-Edge Technology: We utilize the latest advancements in orthopedic surgery and medical imaging, including on-site x-rays and Metal Artifact Reduction MRI, to provide precise and effective treatments.
- Patient-Centered Care: Our team is dedicated to offering compassionate care, addressing your concerns, and supporting you throughout your treatment journey.
- Comprehensive Services: From diagnosis to postoperative care, we offer a full spectrum of services to ensure a seamless and successful treatment experience.
Revision Hip and Knee Replacement Clinic
Our Expertise
Our clinic is led by Dr. Paul Morton, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and fellowship-trained hip and knee reconstruction specialist. With a profound understanding of the complexities associated with joint revisions, Dr. Morton and our highly skilled team are dedicated to delivering exceptional outcomes for our patients.
Common Reasons for Revision Surgery
Revision hip and knee replacement surgeries are necessary for various reasons, including:
- Implant Loosening: Over time, the bond between the bone and the implant can weaken, leading to pain and instability.
- Infection: Infections around the implant area can cause severe complications, necessitating revision surgery to remove and replace the infected components.
- Implant Wear and Tear: Prosthetic components may wear out or break down over time, requiring replacement to maintain functionality.
- Dislocation: In hip replacements, the implant can sometimes dislocate, causing pain and limited movement.
- Fractures: Bone fractures around the implant site can compromise the stability of the joint replacement.
- Persistent Pain: Unresolved pain after the initial replacement surgery can indicate the need for a revision procedure.
- Leg Length Discrepancy: Unequal leg lengths following initial surgery can lead to discomfort and functional issues.
- Stiffness and Arthrofibrosis: Limited range of motion and stiffness in the joint can necessitate revision surgery.
- Heterotopic Ossification: Abnormal bone growth around the joint can impair function and cause pain.
Our Approach
At the Revision Hip and Knee Replacement Clinic, we employ a patient-centric approach, ensuring that each treatment plan is tailored to meet the unique needs of our patients. Our process includes:
- Comprehensive Evaluation: We thoroughly assess your medical history, current symptoms, and previous surgical outcomes to diagnose the issue accurately.
- Advanced Imaging: We utilize state-of-the-art imaging technologies, including on-site digital X-rays and Metal Artifact Reduction MRI, to gain detailed insights into the condition of your joint and surrounding tissues.
- Personalized Treatment Plan: We develop a customized treatment plan that may involve surgical and non-surgical interventions based on our evaluation.
- Expert Surgical Techniques: We employ the latest techniques in revision hip and knee replacements to ensure optimal results for cases requiring surgery.
- Postoperative Care and Rehabilitation: Our commitment to your recovery continues post-surgery, with comprehensive rehabilitation programs designed to restore mobility and strength.
Schedule a Consultation
If you are experiencing hip or knee replacement issues, contact us today to schedule a consultation. Our team is here to provide the expert care you need to regain mobility and live pain-free.
At our revision hip and knee replacement clinic, your path to a pain-free life begins with us. Let us help you take the first step toward improved joint health and mobility.
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