Common Hip Replacement Questions
Five common Facts and Questions on hip replacement surgery, including recovery period, implant lifespan, failing implants and surgery details.

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Five common Facts and Questions on hip replacement surgery, including recovery period, implant lifespan, failing implants and surgery details.
Three years after facing federal criminal charges for paying kickbacks to orthopedic surgeons to promote the exclusive use of their hip and knee replacements, DePuy recalled its hip implants.
If you had hip replacement surgery in the last decade, you should speak with your physician to see if you have one of the recalled DePuy hip implants.
If you suspect your knee implant has failed, you need to see a doctor immediately and address some questions to evaluate your knee.
Patients about to experience a knee surgery should make sure they take certain steps and have tests done to have the best experience possible.
Freezer chests sold nationwide at Wal-Mart and online through Amazon.com are being recalled for the potential of overheating, posing a fire hazard.
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