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Direct Anterior vs. Posterior Hip Replacement - What's the Difference?

by Town Center Orthopaedics | 2 months ago

Did you know there are two ways to approach hip replacement surgery? The anterior approach goes in through the front, working between muscles instead of cutting through them — often meaning less pain and a quicker return to daily life. The posterior approach comes in from the back and has decades of proven results behind it.

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