Complex knee replacement is an advanced surgical procedure for severe knee damage, often involving customized implants to restore stability, alignment, and function.
Unicondylar knee replacement, or partial knee replacement, targets only the damaged knee compartment, preserving healthy tissue for a quicker recovery and natural movement.
Total knee replacement is a surgical procedure that replaces the entire knee joint, alleviating pain and improving function for advanced arthritis or severe damage.
Patellar resurfacing is a procedure that smooths and resurfaces the underside of the kneecap, reducing pain and improving movement in cases of cartilage damage.
Ligamentous reconstruction around the knee is a surgical procedure that repairs or replaces torn ligaments, restoring stability and function to the joint.
ACL and PCL arthroscopic reconstruction is a minimally invasive surgery to repair torn ligaments in the knee, promoting faster recovery and improved stability.
Surgery for recurrent patellar dislocation involves stabilizing the kneecap through realignment and soft tissue repair, enhancing joint stability and preventing future dislocations.
