Knee Replacement Surgery in Chennai
Total & Partial Knee Arthroplasty | Structured Joint RecoveryPrecision-led surgical care, clinical evaluations, and structured rehabilitation support for restoring joint mobility and function.
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When to Consider Knee Replacement Surgery?
Knee replacement surgery is a clinical intervention for individuals whose joint deterioration has rendered non-surgical management insufficient. Progressive arthritis, cartilage erosion, and structural joint degeneration can limit daily function. Consulting an orthopedic surgeon in Chennai at an appropriate stage helps determine when surgical restoration is indicated for joint pain management.
Surgical intervention may be indicated for:
Severe knee pain disrupting daily activities and rest
Persistent difficulty walking or climbing stairs
Limited or diminishing relief from medications or therapy
Advanced arthritis or progressive joint degeneration
Dr. Jebaraj Pradeep – Orthopedic Surgeon in Chennai
Dr. Jebaraj Pradeep — MBBS, MS (Ortho), FASM, is a Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon at Hope Ortho Clinic, Chennai. Trained at Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre, he provides clinical evaluation and surgical care in joint replacement and arthroscopy.
Joint Replacement Surgery Practice
Clinical experience in primary joint replacement procedures and post-operative management across patient demographics.
Surgical Techniques
Utilization of minimally invasive approaches and implant alignment protocols designed to support joint function.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Individualized care pathways from pre-operative evaluation through surgical intervention to structured rehabilitation.
Clinical Outcomes & Follow-up
Focus on structural joint restoration, implant stability, and evidence-based post-operative monitoring.
Rehabilitation Protocols
Surgical removal of damaged articular surfaces and implantation of prosthetic components to support stable joint mechanics.
Procedure Overview
Knee replacement surgery involves the removal of damaged articular surfaces and the placement of prosthetic components to replicate joint biomechanics and restore stability.
Types of Knee Replacement
Total Knee Replacement
Resurfacing of all three knee compartments using prosthetic implants for advanced arthritic degeneration and joint damage. all three knee compartments using prosthetic implants for advanced arthritic degeneration and joint damage.
Partial Knee Replacement
Targeted replacement of the damaged joint compartment only, preserving healthy bone and tissue when degeneration is localized.
Revision Knee Replacement
Corrective surgical procedure to address a worn or failed primary implant, requiring pre-operative planning to restore function.
Recovery & Outcomes
Post-operative recovery involves early mobilization initiated within 24 hours, followed by supervised physiotherapy to rebuild strength and joint stability. Routine activities are typically resumed within 6–12 weeks, with functional recovery progressing over 3–6 months.
Early Mobilization | Physiotherapy & Strengthening | Return to Daily Activities | Mobility Restoration
Daycare Knee Replacement
Minimally invasive techniques and pain management protocols allow eligible patients to return home following clinical evaluation.
Specialized Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation programs focused on restoring range of motion and rebuilding muscle strength during the post-operative period.
Structured Patient Support
Clinical guidance and recovery milestones provided from hospital care through post-operative follow-up appointments.
Orthopedic Care Services
Structured clinical evaluations and orthopedic treatments delivered under established institutional care standards.
Medically Reviewed and Verified by
Dr. Jebbaraj Pradeep, MBBS, MS (Ortho), FASM
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
FAQ’S
Recovery after knee replacement typically spans 6—12 weeks for a return to routine activities, with complete functional recovery achieved between 3 to 6 months. Structured physiotherapy and rehabilitation protocols play an important role in outcomes.
Patients progressively resume walking, swimming, cycling, and low-impact activities as mobility improves. High-impact sports are generally restricted to preserve implant longevity.
Modem knee implants are designed for durability, with clinical studies indicating reliable function for 15 to 20 years or more depending on patient activity and health factors.