Also called: Knee Replacement
Website for Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery
These web pages provide an overview of issues related to hip and knee replacement surgery. They explain how the surgery is performed, how to prepare for it, stages and pace of recovery and what to expect in the future.
Subject Headings Surgery, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by Arthritis Society (2016) CAN
Last modified on 08/20/2018
Video for Hip Replacement Surgery (Arthroplasty)
Video shows a patient going through all stages of hip replacement surgery done in the Toronto Western Hospital. It starts with the explanation how the surgery is done and how to prepare for it at home. It also covers pain management after surgery and various issues related to recovery, including physiotherapy, use of assistive devices and patient safety.
Published by University Health Network Patient Education (2015) CAN
Last modified on 07/04/2016
Pdf document for Recovery from a Hip Fracture: Information for Patients
This document explains what hip replacement surgery involves, its possible complications including managing pain. It also outlines steps in recovery and role of the physical exercises. There is a sequence of exercises to be done under the supervision of a physiotherapist and on your own. The publication also provides advice and tips on moving around the home, meal preparation, grocery shopping, and common household maintenance.
Subject Headings Physiotherapy, Surgery, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation ([2014]) CAN
Last modified on 10/22/2020
Pdf document for Knee Replacement Surgery: A Patient Guide to Recovery
This guide covers all stages of knee replacement surgery from how to prepare for it at home, the hospital stay during the procedure and recovery after the operation. It also provides exercises and tips of regaining full mobility and a checklist of equipment you may need in the hospital and at home.
Subject Headings Knee Replacement, Exercises, Surgery, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by Mount Sinai Hospital (2012) CAN
Pdf document for Total Hip Replacement Surgery: Patient Guide
This publication provides comprehensive information on hip replacement surgery, from preparations before the surgery, surgery itself, hospital stay (including a set of physio exercises) to recovery at home. There is also a list of community resources and a list of device and equipment vendors.
Published by North York General ([2014]) CAN
Website for My Surgery: Orthopaedic Surgery Patient Information
This website was designed for people in Nova Scotia who are having hip or knee replacement surgery but it offers information helpful to others. It may help you to prepare for surgery, to stay safely in the hospital, and with your recovery at home.
Published by Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness (2013) CAN
Last modified on 06/27/2016
Website for Recovering from a Hip Fracture
this information for patients and their caregivers following a hip fracture includes benefits of physical activity, nutrition, assistive devices, home adaptations and more.
Published by Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation (2015) CAN
Pdf document for Hip Replacement Surgery: A Patient Guide to Recovery
This booklet has been developed to provide patient undergoing hip replacement surgery with helpful information regarding expected experiences before and after the surgery and to help them get back home and to their community as soon as possible after the operation. Post-surgery exercises, use of assistive equipment and safety issues are also covered.
Website for Outpatient Care
This web page describes outpatient programs provided at the Bridgepoint hospital. Programs currently offered are: musculoskeletal rehabilitation program, neurological rehabilitation program, total joint replacement rehabilitation program, mindfulness based stress reduction program, pain management program and seating clinic (help with medical equipment). The Christine Sinclair Ambulatory Care Centre includes state-of- the-art facilities, a gym with large windows, ophthalmology suites, and a therapeutic pool. Contact information and referral forms are available from this page.
Subject Headings Assistive Devices, Pain, Hip and Knee Replacement, Rehabilitation
Published by Bridgepoint Active Healthcare (2018) CAN
Last modified on 08/21/2018
By Foundation for the Advancement in Research in Medicine, Inc. , 2016
Website for How Do I Know if I Need Knee Replacement Surgery?
The page explains the common reasons of knee problems, symptoms that indicate severity of knee damage, especially worsening pain and avoidance of physical activities that involve knee movement.
Published by BoneSmart (2016) USA
Website for Hip Revision
Hip revision surgery is performed to repair an artificial hip joint that has been demaged over time. The revision helps to correct the problem so the hip can function normally again. This page explains causes of hip pain and provides tips for all stages of the hip revision procedure, from preparation before the surgery, the hospital stay to recovery and rehabilitation.
Published by Cleveland Clinic (2016) USA
Website for Managing Pain with Medications After Orthopaedic Surgery
This article focuses on the medications used to control pain after orthopaedic surgery. It lists different pain medications, explains how they may help to control pain and what are advantages and disadvantages (side effects) of using them.
Subject Headings Drugs, Joints, Pain, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by American Academy of Orthopeadic Surgeons (2011) USA
Last modified on 09/25/2020
By Jared R. H. Foran, 2016
Website for Total Hip Replacement
This OrthoInfo page explains how changes in the hip occur and when the total hip replacement is needed. It also provides information for those facing a decision about the surgery, describes how the surgery is done and what to expect after in terms of recovery and possible complications. It includes videos that further illustrate how the total hip replacement procedure is performed.
Published by American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (2016) USA
By Jared R. H. Foran, 2015
Website for Total Knee Replacement
This OrthoInfo page provides an overview of the total knee replacement surgery, hospital stay after the surgery, possible complications and recovery at home. It includes a short video showing how the procedure is performed.
Published by American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (2015) USA
Website for OrthoInfo
OrthoInfo is a trusted source of information about musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. It explains how the bone-related conditions are treated, as well as how they can be prevented. The articles and videos are developed by orthopaedic surgeons who are members of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
Subject Headings Bones, Surgery, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by American Academy of Orthopeadic Surgeons (2016) USA
Website for Minimally Invasive Total Hip Replacement
This page provides information on the minimally invasive hip replacement procedure and compares it to the traditional hip replacement surgery. It also explains who could be a good candidate for this kind of surgical procedure.
Published by American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (2014) USA
By Medical Multimedia Group, LLC
Website for Frequently Asked Questions About: Knee
This is a lengthy list of questions asked by individuals about knee pain, injury, surgery and rehabilitation and other related issues. Answers are provided by the Medical Multimedia Group, LLC. Some answers cite additional references from medical journals.
Subject Headings Surgery, Pain, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by Orthogate CAN
Pdf document for Knee Rehabilitation Exercises
This is a general conditioning program that provides a wide range of physical exercises after a knee injury or a knee surgery. Following a well-structured conditioning program will also help you return to daily activities and enjoy a more active, healthy lifestyle.
Subject Headings Exercise Program, Surgery, Hip and Knee Replacement
Published by American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons ([2014]) USA
Last modified on 09/24/2020
Pdf document for Hip Conditioning Program
A well-structured conditioning program will help you to return to daily activities and enjoy a more active, healthy lifestyle. This is a general conditioning program that provides a wide range of exercises. To ensure that the program is safe and effective for you, it should be performed under your doctor’s supervision.
Subject Headings Physiotherapy, Exercise Program, Hip and Knee Replacement