✦ Joint Replacement

Arthroplasty — Move Better. Live Better.

Arthroplasty, commonly known as joint replacement surgery, is a procedure in which a damaged or severely diseased joint is repaired, reconstructed, or replaced with an artificial joint. It is most commonly performed for the hip and knee, but may also be recommended for other joints depending on the patient's condition.

Comprehensive evaluation and surgical care for persistent joint pain, stiffness and reduced mobility

What's Included

Detailed clinical evaluation of joint pain and mobility

Imaging-based assessment of joint damage

Individualized treatment planning based on condition, lifestyle and age

Total, partial, and revision joint replacement procedures

Structured post-surgical rehabilitation and physiotherapy

Conditions Treated

Advanced knee arthritis
Hip arthritis
Severe joint degeneration
Joint damage due to injury
Rheumatoid arthritis affecting the joints
Avascular necrosis
Joint deformity
Failed or painful previous joint replacement

Procedures / Services

Total Knee Replacement
Partial Knee Replacement
Total Hip Replacement
Revision Joint Replacement
Complex Joint Replacement
Other joint replacement procedures based on individual requirements

Your Treatment Journey

Consultation → Diagnosis → Treatment Planning → Surgery → Rehabilitation → Recovery. Every patient is different — our orthopaedic team evaluates symptoms, medical history, imaging, and activity requirements before recommending the most appropriate treatment.

Benefits of treatment can include reduced chronic pain, improved joint movement, increased mobility, and a better overall quality of life — outcomes vary by individual condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Arthroplasty is a surgical procedure to repair, reconstruct, or replace a damaged joint. In joint replacement surgery, the damaged portions of the joint are replaced with artificial components.

Knee replacement may be considered when severe arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain and significantly affects walking, daily activities, sleep, or quality of life, particularly when non-surgical treatments no longer provide sufficient relief.

The duration depends on the joint being replaced, the complexity of the surgery, and the patient's individual condition.

Recovery varies from patient to patient. Early movement and physiotherapy are generally important parts of rehabilitation. The surgical and physiotherapy teams will provide an individualized recovery plan.

Most patients are encouraged to begin moving and walking with appropriate support soon after surgery, depending on their medical condition and surgical plan.

Modern joint replacements can provide many years of function, but longevity varies depending on factors such as age, activity level, implant type, weight, and overall health.

Joint replacement is a commonly performed orthopaedic procedure. As with any major surgery, there are potential risks. The surgeon will explain the benefits and risks relevant to the individual condition.

Arthroplasty — Move Better. Live Better.

What's Included

Conditions Treated

Procedures / Services

Your Treatment Journey

Frequently Asked Questions

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