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Read MoreDray Orthopaedics Ltd, at Royston Hospital,
325 Prospect Rd, Hastings, Hawkes Bay.
Office number 068738806
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Any surgery has small risks that need to be considered – if they occur, they can be serious. The most likely outcome is usually a good result, however below is a list of potential risks associated with this type of surgery.
Risks of Knee Replacement Surgery include:
Close to the time of surgery, the anaesthetist will contact you, and decide with you what is the best type of anaesthetic for you. Often, a spinal anaesthetic is best, as it reduces the risk of blood clots. You can also have sedation with a spinal, so it is not stressful. You usually need a bladder catheter if you have a spinal anaesthetic.
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Any surgery has small risks that need to be considered – if they occur, they can be serious. The most likely outcome is usually a good result, however below is a list of potential risks associated with this type of surgery.
Risks of Hip Replacement Surgery include:
Close to the time of surgery, the anaesthetist will contact you, and decide with you what is the best type of anaesthetic for you. Often, a spinal anaesthetic is best, as it reduces the risk of blood clots. You can also have sedation with a spinal, so it is not stressful. You usually need a bladder catheter if you have a spinal anaesthetic.
