Restore your mobility with advanced robotic-assisted hip replacement in Mumbai for superior implant positioning and longevity.
Hip pain has a way of shrinking your world a shorter walk, help needed with shoes, a stride that has quietly become a limp. Dr. Vaibhav Bagaria performs robotic hip replacement in Mumbai at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, for arthritis, avascular necrosis and hips stiffened by long-standing conditions or old injury.
The aim is straightforward: a hip that moves freely, legs that feel the same length, and walking that feels normal again rather than merely possible.
The hip is a ball-and-socket joint. In replacement, the worn ball at the top of the thigh bone is replaced and the socket is resurfaced with a new cup, giving a smooth surface for the joint to move on again.
Three measurements determine how the hip feels afterwards: where the cup sits, how equal the leg lengths are, and the offset how far the joint sits from the centre of the body, which affects muscle tension and stability.
Planning all three in advance, and executing to that plan, is what robotic assistance helps with.
Hip replacement suits patients whose hip pain and stiffness have begun to limit walking, sleep and everyday activities, and where non-surgical treatment is no longer providing enough relief.
It is generally the right option when:
Where avascular necrosis is caught early , before the femoral head has collapsed, joint-preserving surgery may still be possible which is why early assessment matters in AVN.
Younger patients are assessed with long-term activity in mind. Where preservation is possible it is considered first, and where replacement is right, components are chosen accordingly.
Hip replacement depends heavily on getting three things right.
Affects how stable the joint is and how evenly it wears.
Affects how you walk and how your back feels afterwards.
Affects the tension in the surrounding muscles, and therefore both power and stability.
Planning these before surgery and working accurately to that plan is what improves consistency, particularly in complex hips where the anatomy is not standard.
Hip replacement is among the more reliably successful operations in orthopaedics for pain relief and function.
Hip arthritis
Avascular necrosis of the hip
Hip impingement
Post-traumatic arthritis
Medical Disclaimer: This page provides general information about hip replacement surgery and is not a substitute for individual medical consultation. Suitability and expected recovery vary between patients and must be assessed by a qualified surgeon. Recovery timelines given here are typical ranges. After surgery, seek urgent medical attention for sudden severe hip pain with the leg appearing shortened or rotated, fever, increasing wound redness or discharge, calf pain or swelling, or sudden breathlessness.
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Dr. Vaibhav Bagaria is Director and Head of the Department of Orthopaedics at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, Mumbai, and one of the earliest surgeons in India to adopt robotic joint replacement. Over twenty-two years of practice he has treated patients across the full range of bone and joint conditions, with a particular focus on robotic knee and hip replacement, partial knee replacement, sports injury and arthroscopy, and complex pelvic and acetabular reconstruction.
Name
Dr. Vaibhav Bagaria
Experience
20+ Years
Qualifications
MS (Ortho) FASSI, FNUS, FNAMS..
Speciality
Practice
