Total Joint Replacement — Total Hip Arthroplasty (All Approaches)
Brigham and Women's Hospital · M. Kimball PT, C. Yuse PT, M. Cowell PT, A. Butler PT
- Weight-Bearing
- Commonly WBAT; PWB/TTWB more common with complex revisions or bone grafting
- Key Restrictions
- Approach-specific: Posterior (no flex >90 deg, no IR/ADD past neutral); Anterior (no ext/ER past neutral, no bridging, no prone); Direct Anterior (no full bridging); Lateral (ABD restrictions); Global (combined); see protocol for full details
- Timeline & Phases
- 4 phases: Phase I (0-3 days), Phase II (1-6 wks), Phase III (6-12 wks), Phase IV (12-16 wks)
- Notes
- Covers THA, hemiarthroplasty, and hip resurfacing; includes trochanteric osteotomy precautions; criterion-based progression; OT consultation included. [Archived copy — original Brigham and Women's Hospital URL retired in the Mass General Brigham site migration; Wayback snapshot 2026-07-30.]
- Surgeon / Author
- M. Kimball PT, C. Yuse PT, M. Cowell PT, A. Butler PT
- Published
- September 2022
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