Patient Testimonial - Bipolar Hip Replacement Surgery
Patient Name
Chintaman Bhaviskar
Treatment for
Hip bone fracture due to a fall
Treated by
Dr Kapil Pore
Book ConsultationSpeciality
Orthopedics
Procedure
Bipolar Hip Replacement
Hospital Location
Medicover Hospitals, Chh.Sambhajinagar
Patient Location
Domestic
About the Patient
Mr Chintaman Bhaviskar was brought to Medicover Hospitals in Chh. Shambhajinagar is suffering from a hip fracture due to a fall.
Hip fractures are extremely painful and often limit mobility, especially in the elderly, requiring urgent medical intervention.
He was evaluated by Dr Kapil Por, Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma & Joint Replacement Surgeon, who specialises in pelvic fracture surgeries and rheumatoid arthritis cases.
After a detailed assessment, the medical team recommended bipolar hip replacement surgery, which was successfully performed, helping the patient regain mobility and comfort.
In the Patient's Words
"My father was admitted to Medicover Hospitals Chh. Shambhajinagar due to a hip fracture after a fall. We consulted Dr Kapil Por for treatment.
The doctor explained his condition and the procedure thoroughly. The treatment was successful, and we are very happy with the support and care provided by the doctor and the hospital staff.
We are very satisfied with the recovery and grateful for the excellent medical care."
- Family of Mr Chintaman Bhaviskar
What is a Hip Bone Fracture, and When is Bipolar Hip Replacement Needed?
A hip fracture occurs when the upper part of the thigh bone (femur) breaks, commonly due to:
- Accidental falls
- Weak bones (osteoporosis)
- High-impact injury
Symptoms include:
- Severe hip pain
- Inability to stand or walk
- Leg stiffness or outward rotation
In many cases, especially among older patients, Bipolar Hip Replacement is recommended. This involves replacing the damaged femoral head with a dual-bearing prosthesis, improving range of motion and reducing joint pain.
What Treatment Was Provided at Medicover Hospitals?
Under the care of Dr Kapil Pore, the patient received:
- Immediate pain and fracture assessment
- Bipolar Hip Replacement Surgery
- Post-operative orthopedic physiotherapy
- Rehabilitation to help restore walking ability
- Continued follow-up to monitor progress
The patient is stable, recovering well, and able to resume daily movements with improved comfort.
Dr Kapil Pore
MBBS, D(Ortho), Fellow Joint Replacement