Hip Replacement Surgery
What is Hip Replacement Surgery?
A surgical procedure that replaces the damaged hip joint with an artificial implant.
When is a Hip Replacement needed?
Commonly performed for advanced osteoarthritis, avascular necrosis, and specific hip fractures.
Benefits of a Hip Replacement
Relief from chronic discomfort and pain, therefore improving mobility and quality of life.
Post-Surgery Recovery
Gradual improvement is expected over 6–12 months, supported by physiotherapy-guided rehabilitation.
Knee Replacement Surgery
What is Knee Replacement Surgery?
Replacement of knee joint surfaces with artificial implants.
When is a Knee Replacement needed?
Typically recommended for advanced arthritis, joint deformity, or trauma-related degeneration.
Benefits of a Knee Replacement
Relief from chronic pain and discomfort, improved mobility, and correction of deformities.
Post-Surgery Recovery
Gradual improvement is expected over 6–12 months, supported by physiotherapy-guided rehabilitation.
Arthroscopic Knee Surgery
What is Arthroscopic Knee Surgery?
Minimally invasive “keyhole” surgery using a camera.
Common uses
ACL repair, collateral ligaments and patella-femoral joint instability, meniscus surgery, cartilage repair.
Benefits of Arthroscopic Knee Surgery
Quicker recovery, smaller scars, less post-operative pain.
Complex Trauma Management
Conditions treated
Upper limb and lower limb injuries.
Importance
Pain relief, earlier mobilisation and restoration of function and to assist with prevention of early and long term complications.
Approach
Surgical fixation, careful rehabilitation, multidisciplinary support.