How Joint Replacement Surgery Is Done
During your first visit, the orthopedic doctor will explain your joint replacement surgery in detail, including what to expect before, during, and after the operation. Our goal is to help you recover as quickly as possible and feel relief soon after surgery.
For hip replacement, we try to use minimally invasive surgery whenever possible. This means a small cut, usually less than 10 cm, is made to put the new hip joint in place. This method involves less cutting and more gentle muscle spreading, leading to less blood loss, faster healing, and a smaller scar.
Knee Replacement Surgery
The knee is a hinge joint made strong and stable by cartilage, ligaments, and muscles around it. The joint is lined with smooth cartilage, and two menisci help absorb shock and support balance. Ligaments and muscles keep the knee joint stable as you move.
Knee replacement surgery becomes necessary when your knee joint is badly damaged or worn out, causing severe pain and making it hard to move, even at rest. Osteoarthritis is the most common reason for this surgery. Knee pain can limit your movement and affect your daily life. For expert care, consult the best knee surgeon in Nagpur who can offer the right treatment for your knee problems.