Complex Revision Joint Replacement
Reconstruction and revision of a prior hip or knee replacement affected by wear, loosening, instability, or infection.
Not every hip or knee replacement lasts a lifetime, and some patients require a second surgery — a revision — to address implant wear, loosening, instability, or infection. Revision surgery is generally more complex than a first-time joint replacement, often requiring specialized implants and reconstruction techniques to address bone loss or soft tissue damage.
Dr. Vojdani evaluates prior operative reports, implant records, and current imaging to build an individualized reconstruction plan for each revision case, and coordinates with infectious disease specialists when infection is a factor.
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Every treatment plan starts with a thorough evaluation of your anatomy, imaging, and goals.