Hip
AVN Hip Surgery
Joint-preserving and replacement options for avascular necrosis of the femoral head.

Overview
Avascular necrosis (AVN) is loss of blood supply to the femoral head, often affecting adults in their 30s–50s. Early stages can be managed with core decompression to preserve your own hip; advanced disease is best treated with hip replacement to restore pain-free mobility.
When it's recommended
- AVN with hip pain
- Steroid-induced AVN
- Post-traumatic AVN
- Alcohol-related AVN
Key benefits
- Early-stage joint preservation
- Predictable pain relief with replacement
- Return to work and sport
Surgical approach
- MRI-based staging
- Core decompression in early disease
- Total hip replacement in collapsed / advanced disease
Recovery timeline
- Depends on procedure — 1–3 days stay
- Guided physiotherapy
- Return to work in 4–8 weeks
Related Hip procedures
About AVN Hip Surgery
Frequently asked questions
Patient stories
Patient stories — Hip
Real experiences from people who chose Dr. L. Tomar for their joint care.
“Years of groin pain from AVN are behind me. Both legs feel equal again and I sleep on either side without discomfort.”
“My 78-year-old father was walking with a frame within 48 hours of his hip fracture surgery. The team's prompt care saved his independence.”
“Sharp groin pain in the gym turned out to be impingement. Keyhole surgery, three tiny scars — and I'm back to Pilates and long walks.”
Names shortened and photos withheld to protect patient privacy. Individual results vary based on condition, age and overall health.
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Every joint replacement journey begins with a careful, personalised evaluation. Share your details and our team will get in touch to confirm your appointment.
- Consultation hours
Mon – Sat, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tomar Orthopaedics
90, New Rajdhani Enclave, Vikash Marg, Delhi – 110092
Next step
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