Total Knee Replacement

Total knee replacement is a joint replacement procedure that removes damaged portions of the knee and replaces them with durable prosthetic components.

• Osteoarthritis & rheumatoid arthritis – Progressive joint deterioration causing pain and stiffness. 

• Severe knee injuries – Trauma that permanently damages the knee joint. 

• Knee deformities – Bowed legs or other misalignments affecting mobility. 

• Failed previous knee surgery – When previous procedures no longer provide relief.

Total knee replacement is recommended for individuals experiencing chronic knee pain and loss of function that has not improved with conservative treatments.

• Osteoarthritis & rheumatoid arthritis – Progressive joint deterioration causing pain and stiffness. 

• Severe knee injuries – Trauma that permanently damages the knee joint. 

• Knee deformities – Bowed legs or other misalignments affecting mobility. 

• Failed previous knee surgery – When previous procedures no longer provide relief. 
   

 

Total knee replacement is one of the most successful orthopedic procedures, with a high success rate for restoring function and reducing pain.

• Significant pain relief – Most patients experience substantial or complete pain reduction. 

• Improved joint movement – Enhances flexibility and range of motion. 

• Long-lasting results – Modern knee implants last 15-25 years or longer. 

• Return to daily activities – Many patients regain the ability to walk, climb stairs, and stay active. 
   

Total knee replacement is performed under general or spinal anesthesia and involves removing damaged joint surfaces and replacing them with artificial implants.

• Incision near the knee joint – Provides access to the affected area. 

• Removal of damaged cartilage and bone – The joint is resurfaced for optimal function. 

• Implant placement – A metal and plastic prosthetic knee is secured in place. 

• Rehabilitation & recovery – Physical therapy starts soon after surgery to restore movement.