Hip Revision
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Expert Care for Failed Hip Replacements
Revision hip replacement is performed when a previous total hip replacement has failed and is causing significant pain, instability, infection, or other problems. Successful revision requires a surgeon who understands why hip replacements fail and has the experience to address the underlying problem. Each case requires an individualized approach and careful preoperative planning.
With extensive experience in complex revision hip surgery, I tailor each procedure to the patient’s specific needs, previous surgery, bone quality, and reason for failure. I practice at a tertiary referral center, where we have specialized expertise, advanced equipment, multiple implant options, and the necessary levels of backup to manage complex and unexpected situations.
Our goal is to provide comprehensive, carefully planned care that restores stability and function, relieves pain, and gives each patient the best possible opportunity for a successful recovery.
Welcome to Your Hip Revision Journey
Thank you for choosing Dr. Ajay Srivastava and OrthoMichigan for your Hip Revision Surgery. We appreciate your trust in our team and look forward to guiding you through every step of your surgical journey.
Our goal is to help you achieve a safe recovery and a better quality of life. A successful joint replacement is a partnership between you and your healthcare team, and your active participation is an important part of achieving the best possible outcome.
The instructions below will guide you through your preparation, surgery, and recovery. Please read these instructions carefully and follow them closely. Being well prepared and knowing what to expect can help you recover more quickly and safely.
Our entire OrthoMichigan team is here to support you throughout your recovery.
A Checklist to Help You Prepare For Your Surgery:
- Medical Clearance
- If you are currently under the care of a specialist, we will request clearance before your surgery.
- You may need to contact their office to schedule your appointment.
- PreHab and Physical Therapy
- If you have not already scheduled your PreHab and post-operative therapy, call OrthoMichigan Therapy Services at (810) 285-8523’
- Hospital Pre admission testing
- You will receive a call from the hospital to schedule pre-admission testing. This testing is to assess your
- overall health and determine your anesthesia needs.
- Transportation and post-operative arrangements
- You will need to make arrangements for transportation to and from the hospital on the day of surgery.
- Remember that your mobility will be limited, so organize your home to make it easy to move around and walkways as wide and uncluttered as possible.
- If you have diabetes, make sure your blood sugar is well controlled
- If you smoke, quit smoking. One month of cessation of smoking is extremely helpful in reducing the risk of complications.
- Eat a diet high in iron and protein