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Revision Surgery in Tempe, AZ

Revision surgery at Southwest Hip and Knee involves a secondary procedure aimed at addressing issues that persist or develop after an initial knee or hip replacement surgery. This specialized procedure is designed to correct complications, such as implant failure, ongoing pain, and infection. Revision surgery often requires advanced surgical techniques and careful planning to restore mobility and reduce pain and discomfort. Our surgeon in Tempe, AZ is dedicated to providing comprehensive care and custom treatment plans to ensure optimal outcomes for our patients undergoing revision surgery.

Before scheduling your revision surgery, the Southwest Hip and Knee team will first meet with you for an extensive consultation. During this time, our team will review your medical history, symptoms, and imaging studies. Specific issues that require revision will be evaluated, and goals and expectations will be discussed with you. A custom surgical plan will be created, which could involve pre-operative preparation, such as addressing underlying conditions. The revision surgery itself will involve removing or modifying the previous implant, addressing damaged tissue or bone, and implanting a new prosthesis that has been tailored to your unique anatomy and needs.

Revision surgery offers individuals in Tempe, AZ seeking to address complications or failures from previous replacement procedures several benefits. By opting for revision surgery, patients can glean the following benefits:

  • Reduced or alleviated pain and discomfort
  • Enhanced durability and longevity of the revised joint replacement
  • Restored joint function and mobility
  • Improved overall quality of life
  • Personalized surgical plan tailored to specific needs

Anytime I need a service I always read the reviews. This review is how I am so happy I found Dr Randall. I have always been very active...in work and riding horses. It finally came down to the day I knew I couldn't ride anymore. I was in tears of pain just trying to get on my horse and was only able to stay on for about 5 mins. I figured that was my last ride. But then Dr Randall replaced my hip in February. I have since been very active working and I have been able to ride my horse again. We can gallop with ease. I feel so good it is hard to think of the time I couldn't hardly walk up a tiny tiny hill. She is the best. I researched her before i ever made an appointment. I have a lot of friends that have had knees and hips done. So I would ask them. Who did your surgery?...Dr Randall's name came up 95 percent of the time. Then I would ask : were you pleased with it and how are you doing now? A positive answer every single time. I highly recommend her. Her assistant Derek is very helpful and informative. Glad I had them both.

P. Vitals

I broke my left knee patella after a freak slip and fall. Dr. Randall was able to see me within a week and performed a reconstruction on it soon after. My consultation with her and her team was stellar, answered all my questions. The surgery was amazing an here it is almost two years later and I am so pleased. Thank you Dr. Randall!

J.R. Google

Dr Randall, her team, staff, and the Tempe Hospital, treated me with the upmost compassion. I will highly recommend everyone listed. I never felt rushed, never uncomfortable, and always welcomed. Dr. Randall took her time as well as her team. The hospital staff at the time of pre-screening were fun and helped me relax in order to prepare for surgery. I wish I could name every individual, but I didn't. I was nervous and didn't write names down. once I made it to recovery, a gentleman, maybe his name is Lucas? He stayed with me and cared for me, explained everything in detail, and I walked out pain-free! He was so kind. I traveled from the east coast just to have this team put me together again. Thank you isn't enough, but it's all I can say. Thank you for making me a hippie! Book an appointment right now so you can start a new journey!

C.C. Google

Dr Amber Randall completed my hip replacement in January. I could walk on it immediately and could sleep on it within three weeks. At six weeks I carefully went hiking and had no pain and no problems. My entire lower body feels better than it has in years! Her technique is amazing. I know other people that have had nothing but problems. She does a wonderful job!

T.P. Google

I feel listened to and my concerns are addressed. Quality of care is A+.

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Why might someone need revision surgery after a hip replacement if they're still experiencing pain?

Even with successful hip replacements, some individuals may experience pain due to loosening or wear of the implant over time. The body's natural changes, coupled with everyday activities, can lead to implant movement that irritates surrounding tissues. Pain might also stem from other factors like infection or the development of scar tissue around the joint. If discomfort continues, consulting a specialist to evaluate whether revision surgery could relieve these issues is essential.

How does a surgeon determine if my hip replacement needs revision?

Surgeons rely on imaging, blood tests, and a thorough physical examination to assess the current implant's condition. CT scans and x-rays help visualize implant positioning and any signs of wear or bone loss around the joint. In some cases, our team may request blood tests to rule out infection as a source of complications. The results provide a complete picture that guides our surgeon's decision on whether revision surgery is necessary.

What are the risks of delaying revision surgery once problems arise with a hip replacement?

Delaying revision surgery can lead to more severe complications over time, especially if the implant has loosened or infection is present. Continued use of an unstable implant may cause further damage to the surrounding bone or muscles, making revision more challenging. Additionally, untreated infections can spread and lead to further health issues. Early intervention often means a simpler revision procedure with a potentially smoother recovery.

The professionals at Southwest Hip and Knee understand the importance of comprehensive care and tailored treatment plans for patients undergoing revision surgery. Our team is committed to utilizing innovative surgical techniques and advanced technologies to effectively address complications and restore joint function. Don't let unresolved issues from a previous hip or knee replacement hold you back. Schedule a consultation at our practice in Tempe, AZ today to meet our experienced surgeon.

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