Performing joint replacement in patients with fragile bones, such as those with osteoporosis or other metabolic bone disorders, presents unique challenges. Fragile bones are more prone to fractures during surgery, implant loosening, and delayed healing. Preoperative evaluation should include assessing bone quality with imaging and laboratory tests, and treatment plans must be individualized. Techniques such as cemented or specially coated implants, intraoperative navigation, and bone-preserving approaches can improve outcomes.
Postoperatively, patients may benefit from pharmacological interventions like bisphosphonates or anabolic agents to enhance bone strength alongside tailored rehabilitation protocols to minimize complications and optimize recovery. To learn more about “Joint Replacement in Fragile Bone,” join the renowned Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Amit Ray in our informative webinar,…
