Total Knee Replacement (TKR)
Complete replacement of the knee joint surfaces with metal and plastic components — best for extensive arthritis across the entire joint.
Everything you need to know — services, symptoms, treatment solutions and patient FAQs.
Complete replacement of the knee joint surfaces with metal and plastic components — best for extensive arthritis across the entire joint.
Only the damaged compartment is replaced, preserving healthy tissue and often enabling faster recovery.
Replacement or repair of a failing or infected implant — performed by experienced revision surgeons using specialized implants.
Robotic guidance improves the accuracy of bone cuts and implant positioning, helping alignment and potentially faster rehab.
Smaller incision and careful tissue handling reduce early pain and promote quicker initial mobility.
Implants and cutting guides planned from CT/MRI to maximize fit and function for unusual anatomy.
If pain prevents daily tasks, sleep, or walking — or if physiotherapy, medicines, and injections don’t help — consult an orthopedic specialist for evaluation and imaging.
Surgery is considered when conservative treatments fail. Options include Partial/Total Knee Replacement, Revision surgery, or Robotic-assisted procedures depending on patient needs.