Total Hip Replacement Surgery at Malvazinky Clinic

This total hip replacement pathway is organized as a staged, clinician-led process that begins before travel, with an orthopedic department leader reviewing your medical documentation and imaging remotely to confirm suitability and plan the approach. Arrival logistics are coordinated by the clinic, including transport from the airport to your accommodation. Before admission for surgery, the program moves through a structured pre-operative clearance phase designed to confirm medical fitness for anesthesia and reduce avoidable risks, including screening for potential hidden infections or inflammatory sources that could complicate surgery or recovery. These checks are reviewed in advance, and the pre-op assessment period is handled outside the inpatient stay, with interpretation support provided during examinations. Hospitalization typically starts the day before the operation with admission assessment, orientation, and consent. The surgery is performed under a selected anesthesia approach (general or epidural), with the final implant strategy and fixation method determined by the surgeon using pre-op findings and real-time intraoperative assessment, followed by an immediate post-op monitoring period in intensive care and then transfer to the orthopedic post-op ward for continued recovery and physiotherapy oversight. The program concludes with a final orthopedic evaluation and discharge documentation, with a translated report provided shortly after. Return transport to the airport is arranged by the clinic, and a follow-up rehabilitation stay is recommended to support functional independence and prosthesis stabilization after discharge.