The main causes of aseptic necrosis of the femoral head include:
Chemotherapy and radiation exposure
Femoral head aseptic necrosis is a chronic inflammatory disease that occurs due to an impaired blood supply to the femoral head. The disease leads to the destruction (necrosis) of bone tissue and loss of function of the hip joint.
Not manifested by clinical and radiological signs
Clinical symptoms of femoral head necrosis appear, cysts are visible on the X-ray
Pronounced clinical picture, X-ray shows bone fracture
Bright clinical symptoms, the X-ray shows a fracture of bone tissue with the formation of a collapse zone
Common deforming arthrosis
Diagnosis includes radiography, CT, MRI and other methods. In the early stages, conservative treatment is used, including drug therapy and physiotherapy. Surgery may be required in later stages. At the center of the hip joint we offer you an innovative solution for surgery, after which you will stand on your feet in 2 hours.
After the operation of aseptic necrosis of the hip joint, it is important for the patient to undergo a rehabilitation course aimed at adapting to a new condition, restoring motor function. The prognosis of the disease depends on its stage, volume of lesion, localization. In most cases, after hip replacement, the volume of movement and support function of the limb are fully restored.
Give yourself freedom of movement without restrictions
Over 5 years, using the DAA method, we returned more than 3 thousand patients to an active life.
