Knee Replacement surgery
Knee replacement surgery is a transformative procedure for those suffering from severe arthritis or significant knee joint damage. Over time, these conditions can severely limit your ability to walk, climb stairs, or even perform simple daily tasks without pain. The surgery involves replacing damaged knee joint surfaces with advanced artificial implants, designed to alleviate pain and restore mobility. Whether your arthritis has progressed over years or injury has left you with chronic knee pain, knee replacement offers a renewed quality of life. As your orthopedic surgeon, I specialize in personalized treatment plans to ensure your recovery is smooth and effective.

Frequently Asked Questions
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Knee replacement surgery is typically recommended for individuals with severe arthritis that has not responded to medications, exercises, or injections. It is also suitable for those seeking to improve their quality of life and reduce dependence on long-term pain medications. Generally, knee replacement surgery is not performed on those who can comfortably walk for 30 minutes without pain.
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Knee replacement surgery has a high success rate, with over 95% of patients experiencing significant improvement for up to 20 years.
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Knee replacement surgery is primarily intended for individuals between the ages of 50 and 65. If pre-operative testing indicates that the patient is in good general health, knee replacement surgery is considered extremely safe.
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Older adults not only withstand knee replacement surgery well but often experience remarkable improvements following the procedure. Most patients can stand and walk independently the day after surgery.
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Blood loss during knee replacement surgery is minimal. The use of a tourniquet during the procedure significantly reduces blood loss.
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Modern techniques for knee replacement surgery involve small incisions and avoid muscle damage, resulting in minimal blood loss. Patients are generally encouraged to stand and walk independently the day after surgery.
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After a successful knee replacement, patients can expect significant relief from long-term pain. They should be able to carry out daily activities without knee pain and reduce or eliminate the need for pain medications. Most patients regain their independence and can participate in activities such as swimming, golfing, driving, light hiking, ballroom dancing, and other low-impact sports. However, squatting and kneeling may not be possible post-surgery. Overall, patients can expect a substantial improvement in their quality of life.
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Selecting the right knee implant or prosthesis is crucial for the success of your knee replacement surgery. Factors such as your age, activity level, and the extent of knee damage play a significant role in this decision. High-quality, well-proven brands known for their durability and function are generally recommended. During your consultation, Dr. Jeyaraj Pradeep will discuss the most suitable options based on your specific condition and lifestyle needs, ensuring optimal outcomes and longevity of the implant.
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The cost of knee replacement surgery can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of implant used, the specific hospital or clinic, the surgeon’s fees, and any additional treatments required. On average, the cost can range from INR 2,00,000 to INR 3,50,000. This typically covers pre-operative tests, the surgical procedure, the implant, and post-operative care. For precise cost details tailored to your situation, please contact our clinic directly.