Total Knee Replacement (TKR)
Complete replacement of knee joint surfaces with proven implants to relieve pain, correct deformity and restore mobility.
A practical guide to joint replacement services, symptoms that suggest treatment, available solutions and common patient questions.
Complete replacement of knee joint surfaces with proven implants to relieve pain, correct deformity and restore mobility.
Replacement of femoral and acetabular components for end-stage hip arthritis and severe joint damage.
Includes anatomic and reverse shoulder arthroplasty to treat arthritis, cuff-tear arthropathy and complex shoulder conditions.
Primary ankle arthroplasty restores motion and relieves pain in selected patients with end-stage ankle arthritis.
Complex surgeries to manage failed, loose or infected implants — requires experienced revision teams and specialized implants.
CT/MRI-based planning and custom instruments/implants for improved fit and function in complex anatomy or revision cases.
If symptoms persist despite physiotherapy, medications or injections — or if pain significantly affects quality of life — consult an orthopaedic specialist. Early assessment and imaging help choose the correct treatment path.
Surgery is considered when conservative care fails to control pain or function. Options include arthroplasty for knee, hip, shoulder, ankle; revision procedures for failed implants; and robotic or minimally invasive approaches when appropriate.