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Joint Replacement Surgery

Joint Replacement Surgery

Joint Replacement Surgery

Are persistent joint pain, mechanical stiffness, deformity and reduced range of motion affecting your ability to walk or perform routine activities? When structural joint degeneration reaches an advanced stage, and conservative treatment no longer provides adequate functional improvement, joint replacement surgery may be indicated. Advanced osteoarthritis, cartilage loss, joint-space narrowing, deformity, and progressive stiffness can significantly compromise joint function. Our Joint Replacement Surgery in Adyar may be considered to replace the damaged articular surface with prosthetic components and restore a more stable and functional joint.

3D Planning Patient-specific surgical planning
Robotic Guidance Technology-assisted precision
Rehabilitation Structured recovery programme
WHEN IS IT CONSIDERED?

When Is Arthroplasty Recommended?

Joint replacement will be performed when there is significant destruction, pain and limited function. Common indications include:

End-stage osteoarthritis
Other inflammatory and rheumatoid arthropathies.
Injured ligaments resulting in post-traumatic arthritis from prior injury to bone or tendon.
Avascular necrosis of the head of the femur.
Severe articular cartilage degeneration.
Knee deformities, such as progressive varus or valgus deformity of the knee.
Advanced hip joint degeneration
Significant loss of joint function
Mechanical pain despite non-operative treatment.
PERSONALIZED APPROACH

Recovery After Joint Replacement Surgery

Recovery is not over once the surgery is finished. An important part of rehabilitation is to gain strength, flexibility and function in the replaced joint. In most instances, the patient is encouraged to start appropriate movement and physiotherapy soon after surgery. Activities may be a component of the rehabilitation program, which could involve controlled exercises, walking practice, strengthening the muscles to avoid strain and damage, exercising the range of motion and counselling to conduct activities without injury. Recovery time varies from individual to individual. Some patients improve rapidly; others may need more time depending on their other health factors, their muscle strength, the condition of their joints and the time that they spend in rehabilitation.

THE TECHNOLOGY

Why Choose Experienced Orthopaedic Care?

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Detailed Evaluation

Accurate Joint Assessment will help to determine the extent of joint damage and what the exact cause was before proposing a surgical treatment.

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Individually Tailored Treatment Plans

Treatment is designed based on your age, level of activity, bone state, joint damage and health.

03
Correct Implant Type and Size Selection

The right implant type & size for your unique joint anatomy and function.

04
Precision blood work

When a patient's surgical plan and implant placement are precise, it allows for better joint stability and natural movement.

05
Detailed Recovery Support

A recovery plan after surgery to strengthen, flex, and get moving.

06
Think Long-Term Function

The objective is to reduce pain and to get you back to a comfortable, functional, and independent life.

YOUR SURGERY JOURNEY

Preparation Before Joint Replacement

Preparation can help ensure a smoother recovery and surgical experience. Depending on the patient's medical history, some blood tests, imaging, cardiac evaluation and other tests may be taken prior to the procedure. It's also great to discuss potential problems with the surgical team and prepare a treatment plan.

In addition, they may be offered the following:

01
Report any medications or medical conditions that may exist.
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Aim to keep a healthy weight.
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Perform prescribed callisthenics to keep muscles strong
04
Control diabetes and blood pressure appropriately
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Organise for help at home in the early recovery period
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Follow instructions on food, medicine and hospital admission
RECOVERY & REHABILITATION

What Are the Benefits of Joint Replacement Surgery?

Joint replacement for patients who have extensive damage to their joints can make a positive difference in their daily lives. The main aim is to decrease pain and enable movement to function properly. The outcome depends on a number of factors, such as the degree of joint damage, the removal of the implant, the use of a new Prolix implant or a structured implant, the patient's health, and rehabilitation.

Potential benefits include the following:

  • Considerable decrease in chronic joint pain
  • Improved walking ability
  • Improved stability and movement of the joints.
  • Greater independence in daily activities
  • Improved ability to participate in suitable physical activities
  • Improved overall well-being.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions about robotic joint replacement

No. The surgeon performs the procedure. The robotic system assists with planning, guidance and precision during surgery.
Not necessarily. Suitability depends on your joint condition, anatomy, imaging, health and surgical requirements.
Recovery varies from patient to patient. Your surgeon and physiotherapy team will provide a recovery programme based on your individual progress.
Early mobilisation is generally encouraged when clinically appropriate, with support and guidance from the medical team.
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Take the Next Step Towards Better Joint Function

Are you struggling with severe joint pain or difficulty walking despite conservative treatment? Schedule an expert orthopaedic consultation to understand whether Joint Replacement Surgery in Adyar could help restore your mobility and improve your quality of life.