Multiple Arthroscopic Operation on Knee

A surgical procedure to replace a damaged knee joint with an artificial implant, relieving pain and improving mobility.

Total knee replacement involves the removal of damaged cartilage and bone in the knee joint and replacing them with metal and plastic implants to restore smooth movement and reduce pain. It is commonly performed on patients with severe arthritis or joint degeneration that impacts daily activities.

What Is It?

A knee replacement is recommended for patients with chronic knee pain, stiffness, and limited mobility due to osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or joint injury. It allows patients to regain movement and live pain-free.

Symptoms Treated

Chronic knee pain
Joint stiffness and swelling
Difficulty walking or standing for long periods
Deformity or misalignment of the knee

Postoperative Care

Rehabilitation with physiotherapy
Pain management with prescribed medications
Use of crutches or a walker initially
Gradual return to daily activities over 3–6 months

Risks and Complications

Infection at the surgical site
Blood clots (DVT or pulmonary embolism)
Joint stiffness or implant failure
Nerve damage near the knee

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Enhanced Recovery Pathways

This helps patients recover faster and with improved mobility following joint replacement surgery. Most patients go home within 24 hours of surgery.

Expert in Hip & Knee Surgery

Mr. Bhatnagar specialises in primary and revision hip and knee replacements, ensuring optimal patient outcomes and long-term joint function. He also performs Robotic hip and knee replacements.

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Committed to medical education, Mr. Bhatnagar actively trains junior orthopaedic surgeons and contributes to clinical research to advance orthopaedic care.