I have been quoted at $14,000 US from a medical tourism company in Mexico. I believe there are many cheaper options also... between $8000 and $10000. A Hip Resurfacing costs about $ 7500- $ 8000 in India. The Madras Joint Replacement center is a premier Joint Replacement center that offers affordable Hip Resurfacing. http://www.hipsurgery.in http://www.kneeindia.com
In November 2010, Northwest Hospital and Medical Center, a suburban hospital in Seattle, has a "facility charge" for a 3.9-day stay of $90,000 (!).
This does NOT include the surgeon's office calls or surgery fees, or the six-weeks of post-of physical therapy.
It will costthe patient nothing, however, it will typically cost £5-10 thousand.
$45,000.00
Hip resurfacing or total hip replacement
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons offers a web page dedicated to informing people to the advantages and disadvantages of hip resurfacing surgery.
If you are suitable for hip resurfacing it is an excellent option for you. Resurfacing not only conserves bone but also has less restrictions than smaller head total hip replacements. It is essential that you see a resurfacing expert as it is a more difficult procedure and proper placement of the device is essential to its longevity. The website http://surfacehippy.info has a list of surgeons that have experience in this field. Resurfacing is preferred for younger patients who will require revision at some point in their lives. The McMinn Centre: http://www.mcminncentre.co.uk has some excellent information to the longevity of properly placed devices by a world class surgeon. Patient testimonies are also available there.
First off sorry for the unfortunate loss, It will cost between the range of 2500$ and 3500$, but it will all depend on your location. I wish you well.
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the average fee for this type of surgery falls between $1,400-2,100 dollars. The cost depends on how much surgery is needed.
$40 per hip
Both companies have products for hip resurfacing and for total hip replacement as well. Birmingham is owned by Smith & Nephew, and Depuy is owned by Johnson & Johnson. A correct comparison would be between their hip resurfacing systems, the BHR (Birmingham Hip Resurfacing) and ASR (Articular Surface Replacement) from Depuy and they are certainly not the same, although it can be said that they are similar, both are metal on metal implants. In rates of failures the "ASR system has a failure rate of 12% at 5 years compared to 4.3% of the BHR" - according to a study. Also a crucial component of the ASR system, the ASR XL Acetabular System has been recalled in 2010 due to high failure rates. Sources quoted in links section.
One alternative to a traditional total hip replacement is Hip Resurfacing. The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (BHR) was pioneered in 1997 by Derek McMinn. The BHR currently has success rates as high as 97% after 13 years which is incredible compared to the statistics of total hip replacements.The BHR works by resurfacing the Femoral head and fitting a metal, not plastic as used in Total Hip Replacements, acetabular component (socket). This Metal on Metal implant has significantly lower wear than Metal on Plastic which is so commonly used.It is a bone conserving surgical procedure, which means in the future should a patient require revision surgery this is much easier than if the original procedure was a total hip replacement. There is no reason why patients should wait until they hit 60-65 before having a total hip replacement - if the hip is giving you pain and discomfort then resurfacing could be you. Many local doctors and GPs will tell you to sit tight and wait until you are a suitable patient for a total hip replacement. The BHR has FDA approval in the US and has over 13 years of analysed data showing high success rates!The BHR is ideal for young active patients, who wish to get back to their previous active lifestyle. See the McMinn Centre website for more details!
Depends on who performs the repair and if the head needs resurfacing or replacing. Get estimates from trusted mechanics.
Hip resurfacing is a viable alternative from a total hip replacement for young (<= 55) active people. The surgery is not as common and is considered trickier to perform, so finding an experienced hip resurfacing surgeon is important for best results. Assuming no complications, you can return to ALL activity after 6-12 months following surgery (timing depends on the particular surgeon's protocol. You can return to running (distance running and sprinting), jumping and plyometrics after the recovery period.
I think it all depends on where you get them done. I got three on my right hip, it was one for 55, then all three for 110.
Some drawbacks of resurfacing cabinets as opposed to buying new ones is that it is a lot of hard work and labor, if you are not willing to do it yourself then the cost for new ones would be just as much as labor and materials. Also if you would like to change the layout of your kitchen or even fix some old chipped or broken cabinets you will not be able to by just resurfacing the cabinets.