What is OXINIUM technology for total hip replacement?

OXINIUM technology uses oxidized zirconium as an implant material in a total hip replacement system. It is designed to provide a durable bearing surface for the artificial hip.

What is OXINIUM made from?

OXINIUM is an oxidized zirconium material used in orthopedic implant components. The technology is designed to provide a hard, ceramic-like surface while retaining the properties of a metal substrate.

Who may need an OXINIUM total hip replacement?

Patients with significant hip joint damage, commonly associated with arthritis, may be candidates for total hip replacement when pain and disability are not adequately controlled with conservative treatments.

What are the benefits of OXINIUM technology?

OXINIUM technology is designed to provide a durable bearing surface for a hip replacement implant. The appropriate implant material and bearing combination depend on the patient's anatomy, condition and surgeon's recommendation.

Is OXINIUM used for total hip replacement?

Yes. OXINIUM technology can be incorporated into total hip replacement implant systems as an implant material and bearing surface.

What conditions can lead to total hip replacement?

Severe hip arthritis and other conditions that cause substantial damage to the hip joint can lead to consideration of total hip replacement when nonsurgical treatments no longer provide adequate relief.

How is total hip replacement performed?

During total hip replacement, damaged cartilage and bone are removed and replaced with artificial components. The acetabular and femoral components are positioned and the new hip is tested for movement and stability before the incision is closed.

What are the risks of total hip replacement?

Potential complications of total hip replacement can include infection, dislocation, fracture, nerve or blood-vessel injury, blood clots, leg-length inequality, implant wear, persistent pain and other surgical complications.

What happens after OXINIUM total hip replacement?

After surgery, patients follow individualized postoperative instructions and rehabilitation recommendations designed to protect the new hip, promote healing and restore mobility.

Where does Dr. Courtney Bell provide total hip replacement surgery?

Dr. Courtney Bell provides hip replacement care in Naples, Florida, serving patients from Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Collier County, Lee County and surrounding areas.

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