Total Knee Replacement
Replacing a damaged knee joint with an artificial implant to relieve pain and restore mobility.
About Total Knee Replacement
Total Knee Replacement is a major orthopaedic procedure replacing damaged knee surfaces with metal and polymer implants, performed under general or regional anaesthesia. One of the most commonly performed and highly successful elective surgeries worldwide.
Who May Consider This Procedure
Patients may discuss knee replacement if they have advanced osteoarthritis, severe knee pain, deformity, stiffness, difficulty walking, or limited benefit from non-surgical treatments.
Patient Journey Stage:Procedure
This procedure is commonly relevant for international second opinion consultations. KIOREN can facilitate remote review options.
Reports Commonly Needed
Knee X-rays, MRI if available, previous treatment history, medication history, blood tests, and orthopaedic assessment notes.
Questions to Discuss with Your Doctor
- 1Is surgery necessary now or can it wait?
- 2What implant options are available?
- 3How long is the hospital stay?
- 4What rehabilitation is required?
- 5What are the risks and limitations?
Hospitals Offering This Procedure
Specialist Doctors
Specialist information for this procedure is being verified.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Important Disclaimer
This information is educational. A qualified orthopaedic surgeon must assess whether knee replacement is appropriate.
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