What is Hip Replacement & when is it necessary?Hip replacement surgery is a common solution for severe hip joint pain, typically caused by osteoarthritis, that doesn’t respond to other treatments. Hip replacement involves replacing the damaged hip joint with an artificial implant, providing pain relief and restoring mobility.Advanced osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and avascular necrosis, which deteriorates the hip joint, often necessitate hip replacement. Persistent groin or thigh pain, difficulty walking, and significant movement restrictions are key indicators for hip replacement consideration. You should consider hip replacement when pain persists despite non-surgical treatments and significantly limits daily activities.The procedure includes removing damaged joint portions and inserting prosthetic parts. Recovery typically requires a few weeks of monitored rehabilitation. After surgery, physical therapy helps improve strength and flexibility. Walking aids may be necessary initially, but most patients regain independence over time. In some cases, hip fracture treatment may also be required alongside hip replacement, depending on the extent of joint damage.

What is Knee Replacement & when necessary? If knee pain has become a constant part of your life, making it tough to walk, climb stairs, or enjoy your daily activities, knee replacement surgery might be a good option for you. One of the latest advancements in this field is the Robotic-Assisted Solution, a tool that helps make knee surgery more precise and tailored to each patient.Knee replacement surgery can offer relief to those suffering from debilitating knee pain, often due to osteoarthritis. This procedure involves removing damaged cartilage and bone from the knee and replacing them with artificial components to restore joint function.Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and traumatic injuries often contribute to the need for knee surgery. Patients often experience severe pain, stiffness, and functional limitations in the knee, which worsen over time.A knee replacement may be an option when conservative treatments no longer provide relief and daily activities are affected. Surgery involves removing damaged areas of the knee and installing a prosthetic joint. Patients usually stay in the hospital for several days post-surgery.Post-surgery rehab includes strengthening exercises, range-of-motion exercises, and gradual weight-bearing to regain function and mobility. Consult a knee replacement specialist to evaluate if this is the right option for you.

Our orthopedic team offers partial knee replacement, a minimally invasive surgical procedure that replaces only the damaged portion of the knee joint.Benefits of Partial Knee Replacement- Less invasive: Smaller incision and less tissue damage compared to total knee replacement- Faster recovery: Quicker recovery time and less post-operative pain- Preserves healthy tissue: Preserves healthy bone and cartilage, maintaining natural knee functionWho is a Candidate?- Limited knee damage: Patients with arthritis or damage limited to one compartment of the knee- Preserved knee function: Patients with good knee stability and range of motionWhat to Expect- Comprehensive evaluation: Thorough evaluation to determine candidacy for partial knee replacement- Personalized care: Our team provides individualized attention and care to each patient- Advanced surgical techniques: We use advanced surgical techniques and technology to ensure optimal outcomesWhy Choose Us?- Experienced orthopedic surgeons: Our surgeons have extensive experience in partial knee replacement- State-of-the-art facilities: Our facilities are equipped with advanced technology to ensure optimal careBook a ConsultationIf you're considering partial knee replacement, book a consultation with us today. Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you in scheduling a consultation with one of our experienced orthopedic surgeons.