Pós-operatório Prótese de Quadril: cada vez melhor!
Dr. Inácio Ventura | Ortopedista Quadril e Joelho
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Are you postponing hip replacement surgery for fear of being out of commission for months? Recovery is usually much smoother than you imagine.
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In this video, I explain, in practice, what the post-operative period of hip replacement is like. First, the four factors that most determine the speed and comfort of recovery: the patient's pre-operative condition, pre-operative planning and preparation, the quality of physiotherapy, and the surgical approach (the path through which the prosthesis is placed). In general, more conservative approaches tend to allow for a faster and more comfortable recovery.
To show that this is not just my opinion, I mention serious studies: in one of them, practically all patients underwent physiotherapy on the same day and were discharged in less than 23 hours, returning to driving and work in a few days (averages — and in a specific context of the study). Other high-level studies show excellent early recovery with different approaches, with a slight initial advantage for the direct anterior approach until around the 5th/6th week, when results tend to equalize.
Next, I describe the timeline of my routine: walking on the day of surgery, discharge usually around 26–27 hours later, progressive weaning off weight-bearing between the 3rd and 4th week, and a practically normal life from the 6th to the 12th week. Important: everything here is an average, for cases without complications. Complex cases and pre-existing conditions change the picture, and each patient should be evaluated individually.
👉 If this video helped you, save it to review and share it with someone who postpones surgery for fear of the post-operative period. Comment below with your question — I read them and use them for future videos.
📅 Every month I do live streams every Tuesday at 7:25 PM here on YouTube answering live questions about hips, knees, and orthopedics. Turn on notifications so you don't miss out! 🔔
⚠️ This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not replace medical consultation. Always seek a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
🌐 Website: https://inacioventura.com.br
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Dr. Inácio Ventura / CRM DF 16921 RQE 8387 / CRM SP 222230 RQE 93369 / TEOT 11571
#hipreplacement #recovery #postoperative #drinacioventura #orthopedistbrasilia
20 Comments
Um mês de fisioterapia em casa, não usei andador, agora estou na bengala.
Mas já consigo caminhar sem nada dentro de casa, nascendo um pouco, mas tô na fisioterapia pra fortalecer à coxa, atq lado esquerdo. Sai do hospital sem dor. Espero logo estar correndo por aí kkkkkk
Fiz de lado, pois tinha dois parafusos por conta da fratura no femor.
Tive alta no 3 dia acharam q eu tinha condições sim caminhei de andador
Após 45 dias fui liberada para andar com a muleta sem o andador .
Coloquei a prótese de quadril há 65 dias, graças á Deus está correndo tudo bem.
Gostaria de saber quando eu posso subir em ônibus pq a escada é mais alta e andar de moto?
Eu tinha a minha perna mais curta.
Só que eu trabalhava antes sentia dor tava com artrose.
Pós-operatório Prótese de Quadril: cada vez melhor!
Dr. Inácio Ventura | Ortopedista Quadril e Joelho
68,863 views
Are you postponing hip replacement surgery for fear of being out of commission for months? Recovery is usually much smoother than you imagine.
📍 In-person appointments in Brasília and São Paulo | Telemedicine for patients anywhere
📞 Schedule your appointment via WhatsApp: https://wa.me/5561996300600
In this video, I explain, in practice, what the post-operative period of hip replacement is like. First, the four factors that most determine the speed and comfort of recovery: the patient's pre-operative condition, pre-operative planning and preparation, the quality of physiotherapy, and the surgical approach (the path through which the prosthesis is placed). In general, more conservative approaches tend to allow for a faster and more comfortable recovery.
To show that this is not just my opinion, I mention serious studies: in one of them, practically all patients underwent physiotherapy on the same day and were discharged in less than 23 hours, returning to driving and work in a few days (averages — and in a specific context of the study). Other high-level studies show excellent early recovery with different approaches, with a slight initial advantage for the direct anterior approach until around the 5th/6th week, when results tend to equalize.
Next, I describe the timeline of my routine: walking on the day of surgery, discharge usually around 26–27 hours later, progressive weaning off weight-bearing between the 3rd and 4th week, and a practically normal life from the 6th to the 12th week. Important: everything here is an average, for cases without complications. Complex cases and pre-existing conditions change the picture, and each patient should be evaluated individually.
👉 If this video helped you, save it to review and share it with someone who postpones surgery for fear of the post-operative period. Comment below with your question — I read them and use them for future videos.
📅 Every month I do live streams every Tuesday at 7:25 PM here on YouTube answering live questions about hips, knees, and orthopedics. Turn on notifications so you don't miss out! 🔔
⚠️ This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not replace medical consultation. Always seek a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
🌐 Website: https://inacioventura.com.br
📱 Instagram: Instagram: dr.inacioventura
📞 WhatsApp: https://wa.me/5561996300600
Dr. Inácio Ventura / CRM DF 16921 RQE 8387 / CRM SP 222230 RQE 93369 / TEOT 11571
#hipreplacement #recovery #postoperative #drinacioventura #orthopedistbrasilia