Hip replacement surgery cost In India

What Is Hip Replacement?

Total hip replacement is a major surgery to replace the damaged components of the hip joint with artificial implants or prosthetics. With the use of specialized instruments, the damaged portion is shaved (resurfaced) and replaced with implants. The artificial hip thus implanted offers a near normal function of the new joint. The implant stays functional for up to 15 years for all age groups and indications.

Hip replacement surgeries are relatively safe and show good success rate. The success rate of hip replacements 10 years after surgery is 90- 95% and at 20 years 80-85%. The availability of advanced technologies, custom-designed implants and well established surgical expertise at institutions like Yashoda Hospitals, Hyderabad, India, more and more people are finding better outcomes and improved quality of life after surgery.

• Natural movement in hip
• Pain relief and reduced stiffness
• Improved joint alignments
• Reduced need for support
• Improved quality of life – walking, climbing stairs, driving and social activities.

How much does Hip Replacement Surgery cost in India?

What Conditions Require Hip Replacement Surgery?

Individuals with any of the following conditions may be considered for hip replacement surgery:

• When other forms of treatment have failed to reduce joint pains
• Hip fractures
• Patients with different forms of arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and psoriatic arthritis
• Osteonecrosis
• Tumours of the hip
• Hip pain that restricts movements and continues at rest
• The pain causes stiffness in the hips
  
  Hip Replacement Surgery can significantly improve your quality of life when non-surgical treatments no longer provide relief. At Yashoda Hospitals, our experienced surgeons use advanced techniques to achieve the best results and faster recovery.

Factors Affecting the Cost of Hip Replacement

• Duration of stay at the hospital
• Cost of the accommodated room
• The hospital’s location, infrastructure, and facilities
• Surgeon’s experience and expertise
• Other Pre- and postoperative costs
• Type of anaesthesia used
• Type of surgery performed
• Type and quality of the implant
• Rehabilitation program
• Diagnostic tests, medications, and anaesthesia fees
• Pre-existing illness, if any, has to be treated
• Follow-up appointments costs
• Insurance coverage