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Bonshahi AY et al. – Total hip replacement is a common and effective operation with a high success rate. This article discusses the aetiology and evaluation of persisting pain after total hip replacement. A thorough history and physical examination and appropriate investigation can determine the cause of the painful total hip replacement in most patients, allowing appropriate treatment.

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