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Hip Replacement Explained

About this site

About HipReplacementExplained.com

An independent, plain-language guide to total hip replacement and hemiarthroplasty for patients, families, clinicians and hospital teams.

Our mission

To give people facing hip surgery clear explanations and the published evidence on surgery, implants and recovery, in plain language. The site answers the questions people actually ask, explains the terms they'll hear, and says plainly where the evidence is uncertain. The aim is to help readers weigh their options and have better conversations with their surgical team.

Who writes it

Hip Replacement Explained is written and maintained by an independent author with a professional background in orthopaedic and reconstruction medical devices.

The site is not written or reviewed by a physician. It is for education only and is not medical advice. Decisions about surgery, implants and recovery belong to you and a surgeon who knows your history.

To keep the content fair, manufacturers are listed alphabetically, no product is ranked above another, and every comparative claim links to a published source so you can check it yourself.

Who publishes it

Hip Replacement Explained is published by Informed Surgery, an independent patient-education company. Informed Surgery also publishes Cranioplasty Explained and Knee Replacement Explained. Its goal is simple: clear, sourced information that helps patients and families have better conversations with their surgeons.

How content is written

How the site is funded

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you buy something through a link on this site, it earns a small commission at no extra cost to you.

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Corrections and contact

Medical evidence and product availability change. If something here is out of date or wrong, it will be corrected and the review date updated.

To report an error or ask a question about the site, email admin@hipreplacementexplained.com. This address can't give medical advice. For questions about your own care, contact your surgeon's office.