Awake for Hip Replacement 👀 Spinal anesthesia has emerged as a safe and often preferred technique in primary total hip arthroplasties. Data from single institutions and databases alike have suggested several advantages of spinal anesthesia in comparison to general anesthesia including improved postoperative pain control, reduced opioid consumption, reduced hospital length of stay, and fewer postoperative adverse events. . Recently, studies have also confirmed that spinal anesthesia was associated with several advantages in both aseptic and septic revision #hipreplacement surgeries. These benefits included reduced readmissions, reoperations, transfusions, surgical site infections, and even postoperative mortalities. With revision joint replacements, only modest gains were observed in terms of LOS, operative time, and blood loss when evaluated at the institutional level. [Spinal Versus General Anesthesia in Contemporary Revision Total Hip Arthroplasties, PROCEEDINGS OF THE HIP SOCIETY 2022, JULY 2023] #spinalanesthesia #hipsurgery #stevecarell #totalhipreplacement