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Fast-track and minimally invasive hip replacement surgery technique refers to a modern surgical method that aims to rehabilitate the patient faster and shorten the postoperative recovery time. Here are some advantages of these techniques for the patient:

Faster recovery time: By using minimally invasive techniques, there is less disruption to the surrounding tissue. This can lead to a faster recovery because the body needs less time and energy to recover from the surgery.

Less pain: The minimally invasive approach can result in less postoperative pain. The smaller incision and less tissue trauma can help the patient feel more comfortable more quickly and require less pain medication.

Lower risk of complications: The minimally invasive technique reduces the risk of complications such as infections, bleeding and thrombosis. Since less tissue is damaged, wound healing and general postoperative stability are often improved.

Shorter hospital stay: Fast-track methods and minimally invasive techniques allow the patient to be mobilized more quickly. Improved functional results: faster return to normal mobility and improved functional results. Afterwards, it is easier to return to sport with the prosthesis.