Cemented Total Hip Replacement

A cemented total hip replacement is a surgical procedure in which a damaged hip joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant that is secured in place using surgical bone cement. This technique provides excellent fixation, particularly for patients with weaker or osteoporotic bone, and is widely used to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore quality of life.

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What Is Cemented Total Hip Replacement?

This procedure involves replacing both the femoral head (thighbone) and acetabulum (hip socket) with prosthetic components. Unlike uncemented implants that rely on bone growth for stability, cemented implants are immediately fixed using a fast-curing medical-grade cement, offering quicker post-operative recovery for certain patients.

Common Symptoms

If you’re experiencing the following, you may be a candidate for surgery:

Reduced quality of life due to hip discomfort
Persistent hip pain at rest or during activity
Difficulty walking or climbing stairs
Limited range of motion
Hip stiffness or instability

Treatment & Recovery

At The New Foscote Hospital, our orthopaedic surgeons use advanced imaging and planning tools to tailor each hip replacement to your needs. The cemented approach often results in:

Reduced surgical time
Faster post-operative weight-bearing
Effective long-term pain relief
High patient satisfaction in older adults

Our multidisciplinary rehabilitation team will support your recovery with physiotherapy and pain management, helping you regain mobility safely and confidently.