In the modern era of medicine, a 100 -year -old man, Mr. SC Kapoor, successfully performed a hip replacement surgery in New Delhi.

While elderly patients often have immense pain due to fracture, blood loss and infection caused by aging, surgery promises expectation in a medical healthcare.

The elderly patient has an orthopedic surgeon Dr. A new lease of life was given by Sawan Neelu Angel’s hospital, Saket by Rahul Sharma, as progress in medical science has increased the management of hip fracture, a condition that affects about 50% of women and 20% of men over 50 years of age.

Studies suggest that by 2026, India can look at 6,00,000 osteoporotic hip fractures annually, with a mortality rate of 15% and 36% and a two -year mortality is about 11.2%.

Dr. Rahul Sharma said, “A hip fracture can be a complex and dangerous problem for those who are over 65 years old. They can stand on a broken hip, walk.

He said that it usually takes at least a few months and after a year to notice improvement in a year and to fully recover from a broken hip, the patient’s age, their overall health, fracture cause fracture, type of surgery, and other injuries.

A person’s health conditions such as balance, stability and walking ability also affect the risk of falling and fracture. The larger you are, it takes time for your body to recover.

Dr. Sharma said in a statement, “Hip bone is doing surgery to treat a hip fracture and is very difficult in terms of old adults.”

The risk of falling and fractures in older adults is even more darker, especially around the age of 100 which are more susceptible and there is a greater risk of fall, fractures and injuries.

It is caused by age-related low mobility, balance, and strength, osteoporosis, dementia, cognitive loss, low vision, hearing and sensory perception as well as chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease.

Other factors of the decline also include drugs, which cause dizziness and drowsiness.

For Mr. Kapoor, Dr. Sharma recommended immediate hip replacement surgery as the only viable solution, given the nature of the fracture and the existing health conditions of the patient.

Surgery required a multi -verse team that included orthopedic surgeons, anesthetists, doctors, cardiologists and intensive care experts. Despite the challenges, Dr. Sharma and his team successfully performed complex hip arthroplasty (joint replacement surgery), which lasted for about 90 minutes.

To reduce the risk of infection, the process was held under strict decay conditions.

After surgery, the patient was closely monitored and discharged after three days. Now in the era of rehabilitation, he can walk comfortably, mark his dynamics and improvement in quality of life.