Total Knee Replacement

Here's an overview of the types of advanced technology and procedures that might be offered:

Simple actions like walking or climbing stairs may be difficult to execute if your knee is significantly injured by arthritis or injury. It’s possible that you’ll start to feel pain while sitting or lying down. If nonsurgical treatments such as medicines and the use of walking aids are no longer effective, total knee replacement surgery may be an option. This article will help you learn more about total knee replacement surgery, whether you are just starting to look at treatment choices or have already made the decision.

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For some individuals with knee osteoarthritis, a partial knee replacement is a viable option to total knee replacement. When the damage is limited to a single compartment of the knee, this operation can be performed. Only the damaged section of the knee cartilage is replaced with a prosthesis in a partial knee replacement.

Unicondylar Knee Replacement

Unicondylar knee replacement, also known as a partial knee replacement, is an option to total knee replacement for individuals who have osteoarthritis in only one compartment of the knee joint. Knee replacement surgery was often thought to be only for the elderly.

Personalised Treatment Plans

Recognising each patient is unique, Nulife Hospital offers personalised treatment plans tailored to the individual's specific health conditions, lifestyle, and preferences. This customisation ensures that patients receive the most appropriate and effective care.

Osteoarthritis and Patellofemoral Arthritis

You may have knee osteoarthritis if your stiff, creaking knee joints maes it difficult for you to walk or sit. Schedule an appointment right now if you feel stiffness or pain around your kneecaps. Getting yourself examined by a professional is better than suffering from the pain as Patellofemoral arthritis is a prevalent cause of severe knee pain.

Autologous Chondrocyte Transfer

Damage to joint (articular) cartilage (chondral lesions) or both the cartilage and the underlying bone (osteochondral lesions) does not heal on its own, resulting in joint pain and impaired function. Total knee replacement is more common in patients over the age of 60 who have osteoarthritis. Younger people, on the other hand, have a problem since metallic resurfacing has a short lifespan and invasive revision surgery is frequently required in young patients.

Meniscus Repair and Transplants

Meniscal transplant surgery is a procedure in which a cadaver donor meniscus is used to replace a missing or damaged meniscus. The procedure is normally performed under general anaesthesia. On either side of your knee, there are two wedge-shaped sections of cartilage.

High Tibial Osteotomy

High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) is a surgical treatment used to address angular abnormalities in the knee and prevent unicompartmental osteoarthritis from developing or progressing. It is commonly used to treat varus malformations in children, but it can also be used to treat valgus deformities.

Chondroplasty and Mosaicplasty

One of the procedures used to treat osteochondral defects is mosaicplasty (Mosaic grafting). It requires extracting osteochondral grafts from the joint’s non-articular areas and inserting them into the defect. Multiple osteochondral plugs are collected with a cylindrical cutting device from a non-articulating portion of the joint surface and used to fill an articular cartilage deficiency in a one-stage process.

Stem cell and bone marrow transfers

A stem cell transplant involves transferring healthy stem cells from one person’s blood or bone marrow to another person, ideally a close family member with the same or comparable tissue type. An allogeneic transfer is what is alluded to for autologous transfer.

Arthroscopic surgery

Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure that allows orthopedic surgeons to see into a joint and fix abnormalities there. An orthopedic surgeon creates a small incision in the patient’s skin and inserts pencil-sized equipment with a small lens and lighting system to magnify and illuminate the structures inside the joint.

Stiff knee quadriceps plasty and adhesiolysis

Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure that allows orthopedic surgeons to see into a joint and fix abnormalities there. An orthopedic surgeon creates a small incision in the patient’s skin and inserts pencil-sized equipment with a small lens and lighting system to magnify and illuminate the structures inside the joint.