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Labral Tear Hip Surgery

Labral tear hip surgery — what is the success rate?

Labral tear hip surgery — what is the success rate? 1024 683 Phoenix Spine & Joint

A labral tear occurs when the cartilage that lines the rim of the hip socket, known as the labrum, becomes damaged. The labrum is prone to damage — most commonly due to age-related wear and sports-related injuries. In some cases, surgery will be recommended to treat a labral tear, but it is generally an elective procedure. This means that patients must weigh a number of factors, including cost, risk of complications and recovery time against the prospect for an improved quality of life.

Another important consideration to weigh when contemplating labral tear hip surgery is the success rate for this procedure. If there is a relatively high chance of a positive outcome, then it’s easier to consider the costs and risks that accompany a surgical procedure.

At Phoenix Spine and Joint, we know there are a lot of options for having your hip replacement surgery, but there’s only one best way. We’ve studied the medical literature, interviewed experts, vetted surgeons, and recruited staff to bring the best to you. Our minimally invasive hip replacement surgery spares muscle and has such a small incision that it can be done in an outpatient setting, sparing you the risk of hospital-acquired infections and errors. Our experienced surgeons give you the fastest recovery, the lowest risk of complications, and the highest chance of a great outcome available.

What factors determine the success rate of hip surgery?

The success rate of hip surgery (and orthopedic surgery in general) is often determined by a number of factors, such as:

  • Did the patient recover in the projected amount of time?
  • Did the patient experience a sustained reduction in pain and symptoms?
  • Was the overall experience of the procedure positive?
  • Was the overall experience with the surgeon and staff positive?
  • Have the symptoms not returned after surgery?

At Phoenix Spine and Joint, we boast a 99% patient satisfaction score and a nearly 0% infection rate. That is why patients travel from across the country to our state-of-the-art outpatient surgery centers.

Minimally invasive labral tear surgery in an outpatient setting has the following benefits:

    • Lower risk of infection
    • Lower risk of error than hospitals
    • Comfortable, personalized experience
    • Some procedures only take 30-45 minutes
    • Faster recovery time

 

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