Cemented Hip Implants

Cemented hip implants are medical devices used to replace a damaged or arthritic hip joint. They involve attaching the artificial socket and ball components to the existing bone using a special type of surgical cement, which acts like glue. This method provides immediate stability and is often preferred for older or less active patients. The cement bonds quickly, allowing for faster recovery. Over time, the cement may loosen or wear, potentially requiring revision surgery. Overall, cemented hip implants help restore mobility, reduce pain, and improve quality of life for individuals with severe hip joint problems.