Knee replacement is typically recommended when you experience:

• Constant or severe knee pain, even at rest
• Significant limitations to everyday activities, such as walking or climbing stairs
• Persistent swelling or stiffness in the knee
•  Pain that hasn’t improved with other treatments, such as medication, injections, or physiotherapy

Total Knee Replacement (TKR): This replaces the entire knee joint surface, including both the thighbone (femur) and shinbone (tibia) surfaces, with durable implants.

Partial (Unicompartmental) Knee Replacement: Only part of the knee joint, typically the inner or outer section, is replaced. Suitable if arthritis affects only one area of your knee.

Preparation: Surgery typically takes 1 hour and is performed under spinal or general anaesthesia.

Procedure: Mr.Ramisetty removes damaged cartilage and bone surfaces, replacing them with precisely fitted metal and plastic implants, replicating the natural knee.

Completion: After testing the knee’s movement, Mr Ramisetty closes the incision carefully to ensure minimal scarring and optimal healing.