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Do You Require Partial Knee Replacement?

Find Out If You Are the Right Candidate for This Minimally Invasive Surgery

Understanding Knee Pain & Arthritis

Knee pain can significantly impact your mobility and daily life. While medications, physiotherapy, and lifestyle changes may help manage symptoms, they do not always provide a permanent solution. Partial Knee Replacement is an excellent option for patients with localized knee damage, offering faster recovery and a more natural feel than total knee replacement.

Signs That You Might Need Partial Knee Replacement

  • Localized Knee Pain: Pain is confined to one side of the knee rather than the entire joint.
  • Persistent Knee Stiffness: Difficulty bending, straightening, or moving the knee freely.
  • Pain During Movement: Increased discomfort while walking, climbing stairs, or getting up from a seated position.
  • Failed Non-Surgical Treatments: Medications, injections, or physical therapy no longer provide relief.
  • Good Knee Stability: Your knee ligaments are intact, allowing for a partial replacement instead of a full knee joint replacement.
  • Minimal Cartilage Damage: The damage is limited to a single knee compartment, not the entire knee.
Who is the Ideal Candidate for Partial Knee Replacement?
  • Patients with Unicompartmental Osteoarthritis: Arthritis limited to one side of the knee.
  • Active Individuals: Those who wish to regain mobility and return to daily activities quickly.
  • Middle-Aged to Older Adults: Typically recommended for patients aged 50 and above, but younger patients with specific conditions may also qualify.
  • People Looking for a Minimally Invasive Solution: Those who want a shorter recovery time and reduced surgical risks compared to total knee replacement.
Who is NOT Suitable for Partial Knee Replacement?
  • Patients with severe arthritis affecting the entire knee.
  • Individuals with severe ligament damage or instability.
  • People with rheumatoid arthritis or widespread joint inflammation.
  • Patients with significant knee deformity that affects alignment.
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