Hip Replacement Revision

Understanding Hip Replacement

Mr Sood was asked by Arthritis Today Magazine to write an article to help its readers to understand the latest advances that have taken place in hip replacement surgery. The article explains the difference between cemented and uncemented hip replacements and also discusses the different materials used at the bearing surface. It has been very well received.

Surgery for Failed Hip Replacements

Mr Sood was asked to write an article for Arthritis Today Magazine to inform its readers about revision hip replacement  surgery. The article addresses common questions that patients ask about revision hip replacement including reasons for revision, a brief outline of what is done at revision hip surgery and outcomes from revision hip surgery.  The full-text of the article […]

Advanced Knee Arthritis

When arthritis of the knee has become more advanced and painful such that the life of the person affected is severely affected and where conservative measures (as outlined in the “Early Knee Arthritis” section) have failed, then other treatment options need to be considered.  In most patients a partial or total knee replacement is necessary, […]

Getting through airport security smoothly with a Hip or Knee Implant

When travelling having had a hip or knee replacement, the implant is likely to set off airport detectors.  This is not usually problematic as airport security staff are accustomed to such situations, but it is best to be prepared: Advise security officers about your implant.  Let the security officer know that you have a replacement […]