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10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Also post-operative management is important. The pation have to use an appropriate position to prevent dislocation of the prosthesis and facilitate healing avoiding internal rotation of the hip. We need to promote early deambulation: within 1 day after surgery short period of standing may be ordered. Encourage quadricips stting and range of motion exercise as directed. Complications in toal hip replacement can be divided in: Intra operative complications like: Nerve injury. Hemorrhage. Fat embolism. Leg lenght. Then early post-operative complications: Dislocations. Infection. VTE. Heterotopic ossification. The late post-operative complications can manifest after months or years from the surgey: Metal toxicity. Aseptic loosening. Osteolysis. Periprosthesical fracture. Pseudo tumor. dislocation often occurs in the presence of soft tissue weakness and happens early after the operation before healing of capsular damage is completed. Among such dislocations, 70% of the cases occur by one month after THA. Postoperative dislocation after THA often occurs because of incorrect Selection of the correct prosthesis OR placement of the prosthetic components, particularly when anteversion of the socket is insufficient, or because the patient is confused or demented. Infections associated with THA can be classified into two major types, which are early infections occurring within 3 months after THA and late infections occurring from 3 months onwards. Late infection can occur up to several years after THA. It may be due to organisms transmitted through the bloodstream from tonsillitis or other sources that colonize the prosthesis in some cases. The incidence of heterotopic ossification after THA has been reported to be about 20%. Severe heterotopic ossification may restricts the range of motion and need resurgery