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Ankle Replacement
Best Ankle replacement surgery at Best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery Hospitals in India India has become the ultimate destination for thousands of people across the world who are seeking affordable advanced orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery abroad. The reasons for huge number of patients travelling to India for advanced orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery. The large number of orthopaedic surgeries in India enables Indian hospitals to offer low-cost orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India. Further, orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery cost in India, is amongst the lowest in the world. What’s more, the best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery hospitals in India have a success rate of over 99%! And also the Specialized Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation services help the patient to return back to normal activity quickly after the surgery. India has become a hub of thousands of people across the world who are seeking highest quality orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery The low cost of orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India is without any compromise on quality or success rate. Many orthopaedic surgeons in India have super speciality academic qualifications and training in the UK, USA, etc. Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery in India is preceded by investigations that are carried out on the latest imaging machines from companies like Siemens, Phillips, GE, etc. Specialized rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, to help patients return back to normal activity soon after the surgery Computer Navigation Surgery System for excellent outcomes and use of finest quality implants, prosthesis and consumables imported from Leading International Companies. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff are English speaking, and thus no language barrier and Best Orthopedic Hospitals in India are designed to provide complete patient care and care for the attendants- coffee lounges, money changers, travel desks, wi-fi zones etc. Ankle Replacement Surgery Ankle replacement surgery is performed to replace the damaged articular surfaces of the three bones of the ankle joint with artificial implants. This procedure is now being preferred to arthrodesis (fusion of the bones) because ankle replacement surgery restores range of motion to the joint. The surgery is normally offered to patients with arthritis who do not suffer from osteoporosis of the ankle. Total ankle replacement surgery, also known as Total ankle arthroplasty or Endoprosthetic ankle replacement is a procedure performed for patients with advanced ankle osteoarthritis. The aim of an ankle replacement is to eradicate persistent pain and preserve ankle mobility. Ankle replacement replaces the damaged parts of the three bones that make up the ankle joint. Artificial joint parts (prosthetics) are used to replace your own bones. They come in different sizes to fit different-size people. Who should consider undergoing Ankle Replacement? Ankle replacement surgery is done if the ankle joint is severely damaged. Your symptoms may be pain and loss of movement of the ankle. Some causes of damage are: Arthritis caused by ankle surgery in the past Bone fracture Infection Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid arthritis How does the ankle replacement surgery work? Ankle replacement involves replacing the natural surfaces of the ankle joint which have degenerated with an artificial cover known as prosthesis. The ankle replacement has three components. Two of the components cover the joint and in the middle there is a third, mobile component. This allows for greater movement and reduces the stress between the bone and the implants. The component which covers the part of the ankle joint known as the tibia is flat. It is integrated into the bone with a short stem. The component which covers the part of the ankle joint known as the talus is curved and fixed into place with pegs. All the components are covered in a bioactive coating which encourages the patient's own bone to grow into the artificial fixtures. Advantages of Ankle Replacement Surgery Relieve pain and restore joint function in patients with end-stage degenerative joint disease resulting from osteoarthritis, traumatic arthritis or rheumatoid arthritis. It helps protect the surrounding joints (eg. subtalar joint) compared to an ankle fusion Gives a good useable range of movement of ankle Encourages a more normal walking gait pattern
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Carpal tunnel Surgery
Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery at World's best hospitals in India India has become the ultimate destination for thousands of people across the world who are seeking affordable advanced orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery abroad. The reasons for huge number of patients travelling to India for advanced orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery. The large number of orthopaedic surgeries in India enables Indian hospitals to offer low-cost orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India. Further, orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery cost in India, is amongst the lowest in the world. What’s more, the best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery hospitals in India have a success rate of over 99%! And also the Specialized Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation services help the patient to return back to normal activity quickly after the surgery. India has become a hub of thousands of people across the world who are seeking highest quality orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery The low cost of orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India is without any compromise on quality or success rate. Many orthopaedic surgeons in India have super speciality academic qualifications and training in the UK, USA, etc. Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery in India is preceded by investigations that are carried out on the latest imaging machines from companies like Siemens, Phillips, GE, etc. Specialized rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, to help patients return back to normal activity soon after the surgery Computer Navigation Surgery System for excellent outcomes and use of finest quality implants, prosthesis and consumables imported from Leading International Companies. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff are English speaking, and thus no language barrier and Best Orthopedic Hospitals in India are designed to provide complete patient care and care for the attendants- coffee lounges, money changers, travel desks, wi-fi zones etc. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome The carpal tunnel is a narrow, tunnel-like structure in the wrist. The bottom and sides of this tunnel are formed by wrist (carpal) bones. The top of the tunnel is covered by a strong band of connective tissue called the transverse carpal ligament. The median nerve travels from the forearm into the hand through this tunnel in the wrist. The median nerve controls feeling in the palm side of the thumb, index finger, and long fingers. The nerve also controls the muscles around the base of the thumb. The tendons that bend the fingers and thumb also travel through the carpal tunnel. These tendons are called flexor tendons. It is the most common nerve entrapment syndrome, characterized by paresthesias, typically nocturnal, and sometimes sensory loss and wasting in the median nerve distribution in the hand; often bilateral and affects women more than men; due to chronic entrapment of the median nerve at the wrist within the carpal tunnel. Symptons The Most Common Symptons of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Include Numbness, tingling, and pain in the hand An electric shock-like feeling mostly in the thumb, index, and long fingers Strange sensations and pain traveling up the arm toward the shoulder Symptoms usually begin gradually, without a specific injury. In most people, symptoms are more severe on the thumb side of the hand. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome When these initial efforts fail to control symptoms, an operation called a carpal tunnel release is advised by your surgeon. During the procedure, the surgeon carefully cuts the wrist ligament, releasing the pressure inside the carpal tunnel, usually providing almost instantaneous relief from arm and hand pain and tingling. As the wound heals, new tissue will bridge the severed ligament in about six weeks, making the ligament long enough to create additional space inside the tunnel and prevent recurrence of symptoms in most cases. The most common surgery for relieving carpal tunnel symptoms involves cutting the transverse carpal ligament to relieve pressure on the median nerve in the wrist. Two approaches for this surgery are : Open carpal tunnel release surgery , which allows the doctor to see more of the inner tissues, including the full width of the transverse carpal ligament where it is to be cut. Open surgery requires an incision in the palm and wrist, which disturbs more of the tissues in the hand, and requires a longer recovery period. It leaves a larger scar than does endoscopic surgery. But there may be less chance of other complications. See a picture of open carpal tunnel surgery. Endoscopic carpal tunnel release surgery , which requires only a small incision at the wrist (single-portal technique) or at the wrist and palm (two-portal technique), and which disturbs less tissue in the hand. Recovery is quicker than with open surgery. And the scars heal more quickly, are smaller, and tend to be less painful at 3 months after surgery. There may be a slightly higher rate of reoperation after endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery. See a picture of endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery.
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Elbow Joint Replacement
Elbow Joint replacement surgery at Best orthopaedic surgery India has become the ultimate destination for thousands of people across the world who are seeking affordable advanced orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery abroad. The reasons for huge number of patients travelling to India for advanced orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery. The large number of orthopaedic surgeries in India enables Indian hospitals to offer low-cost orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India. Further, orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery cost in India, is amongst the lowest in the world. What’s more, the best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery hospitals in India have a success rate of over 99%! And also the Specialized Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation services help the patient to return back to normal activity quickly after the surgery. India has become a hub of thousands of people across the world who are seeking highest quality orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery The low cost of orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India is without any compromise on quality or success rate. Many orthopaedic surgeons in India have super speciality academic qualifications and training in the UK, USA, etc. Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery in India is preceded by investigations that are carried out on the latest imaging machines from companies like Siemens, Phillips, GE, etc. Specialized rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, to help patients return back to normal activity soon after the surgery Computer Navigation Surgery System for excellent outcomes and use of finest quality implants, prosthesis and consumables imported from Leading International Companies. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff are English speaking, and thus no language barrier and Best Orthopedic Hospitals in India are designed to provide complete patient care and care for the attendants- coffee lounges, money changers, travel desks, wi-fi zones etc. Elbow Joint Replacement Surgery at World's Best Hospitals in India Any type of surgery performed on a bone or joint is considered a type of orthopedic surgery. Injuries to the elbow are common in athletes, such as those who play contact sports, as well as tennis, golf, and baseball or football, but are also caused by falls or accidents. Several types of elbow surgery are available for treatment, depending on the damage done to bone, muscular tissues or tendons and ligaments. Elbow joint replacement, also known as Total elbow arthroplasty or Endoprosthetic elbow replacement, is the surgery to replace the worn out bones of the elbow joint with man- made joints of metal or plastic. Elbow replacement surgery is quite successful; the success rate is more than 90%. The procedure is thus becoming quite popular among patients and surgeons in aging adults to replace suffering from arthritis and fracture. When is Elbow Replacement Surgery needed? When the elbow joint gets damaged to such an extent that you are unable to move your arm, Elbow Joint Replacement Surgery is recommended. The major cause of elbow joint damage includes: Osteoarthritis Bad results from previous elbow surgery Rheumatoid arthritis Post-traumatic arthritis Badly broken bone in the upper or lower arm near the elbow Badly damaged tissues in the elbow Various Types of Elbow Surgeries Tennis Elbow Surgery - Tennis elbow surgery consists of making an incision over the outside of the joint, and locating the area of the tendon that has suffered damage. Tennis Elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is the most common treatment available for patients seeking surgical treatment for elbow joint pain. It is caused due to small tears of the ligaments that attach forearm muscles to the arm bone in the elbow joint. Elbow Arthritis Surgery - Also known as Elbow debridement, Elbow Arthritis Surgery is a type of surgery wherein arthritis causes significant loss of movement. During the surgery, a 10 centimeter incision is made on the back of the elbow. Thereafter, all the loose bodies and bone spurs that are hindering elbow movement are removed. A fenestration is then made at the end of the arm bone Arthroscopic Elbow Surgery - It is used to diagnose and treat conditions inside the joint. Open carpal tunnel release surgery , which allows the doctor to see more of the inner tissues, including the full width of the transverse carpal ligament where it is to be cut. Open surgery requires an incision in the palm and wrist, which disturbs more of the tissues in the hand, and requires a longer recovery period. It leaves a larger scar than does endoscopic surgery. But there may be less chance of other complications. See a picture of open carpal tunnel surgery. Endoscopic carpal tunnel release surgery , which requires only a small incision at the wrist (single-portal technique) or at the wrist and palm (two-portal technique), and which disturbs less tissue in the hand. Recovery is quicker than with open surgery. And the scars heal more quickly, are smaller, and tend to be less painful at 3 months after surgery. There may be a slightly higher rate of reoperation after endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery. See a picture of endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery. Benefits of Elbow Replacement Surgery Elbow surgery is one of the most successful joint replacement procedure and most patients are happy with the result. It improves flexibility Prevents further deterioration and the risk of a disability Return to independence and normal routine It relieves pain and comfort Elbow replacement surgery enables them to return to their normal way of life Return to work, drive a car or use public transport and participate in sports and exercise. Freedom and independence back
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Hand Surgery
Hand Surgery at Best Orthopaedic Surgery Joint Replacement Surgery Hospitals in India India has become the ultimate destination for thousands of people across the world who are seeking affordable advanced orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery abroad. The reasons for huge number of patients travelling to India for advanced orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery. The large number of orthopaedic surgeries in India enables Indian hospitals to offer low-cost orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India. Further, orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery cost in India, is amongst the lowest in the world. What’s more, the best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery hospitals in India have a success rate of over 99%! And also the Specialized Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation services help the patient to return back to normal activity quickly after the surgery. India has become a hub of thousands of people across the world who are seeking highest quality orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery The low cost of orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India is without any compromise on quality or success rate. Many orthopaedic surgeons in India have super speciality academic qualifications and training in the UK, USA, etc. Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery in India is preceded by investigations that are carried out on the latest imaging machines from companies like Siemens, Phillips, GE, etc. Specialized rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, to help patients return back to normal activity soon after the surgery Computer Navigation Surgery System for excellent outcomes and use of finest quality implants, prosthesis and consumables imported from Leading International Companies. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff are English speaking, and thus no language barrier and Best Orthopedic Hospitals in India are designed to provide complete patient care and care for the attendants- coffee lounges, money changers, travel desks, wi-fi zones etc. Hand surgery at World's Best Hospitals in India Hand surgery is an orthopedic procedure performed for a wide variety of reasons. Hand surgeries and procedures address issues that involve the fingers, hands and wrists and sometimes the forearms, elbows and shoulders. Those who perform hand surgeries or non-surgical procedures may also be trained and certified as general, orthopedic or plastic surgeons who are experienced in specialized fields of hand, arm, and even shoulder anatomy, physiology and treatment procedures and surgeries. Hand surgery is meant to help alleviate restricted range of motion, to repair muscles, tendons or bones damaged through injury or disease, as well as to restore the appearance of hands and fingers in the case of disfigurement or birth defects. Advanced Hand Surgery and Upper Extremity Surgery Options available at best hand surgery hospitals in India Hand Fractures Open Reduction internal Fixation Metacarpal Fractures Phalangeal Fractures Scaphoid Fracture Percutaneous fixation Non union with vascularized bone grafting Wrist Fractures Fracture Distal radius External fixation Metacarpal Fracture Phalanges Fracture Fracture Distal radius Non union with vascularized bone grafting Tendon Surgeries Acute tendon repair Tendon grafting and two stage grafting with Silastic rods pulley reconstruction Carpel Tunnel Syndrome Endoscopic carpal tunnel release Open Release Hand Microsurgery / Neurosurgery Nerve repair Fascicular repair Digital nerve repair Cable grafting Microvascular Revascularisation Latissimus dorsi free flap Vascular Surgery Vascular repairs Traumatic Iatrogenic Vascularised joint transfer Free flaps Lateral Arm free flap Congenital anomalies Radial Club Hand Syndactyly Thumb in palm deformity Madelung Deformity Kirner's deformity Triphalangism Congenital trigger thumb Wrist Arthroscopy Arthroscopic assisted fracture fixation for lower end radius. Syndactyly TFCC repair and debridement. Synovial biopsy & Synovectomy. Loose body removal Wrist injuries Ring fixators in hand Congenital deformities Camptodactyly Radial club hand Post traumatic deformities Periarticular fractures Chronic dislocations Digital lengthening Acute fractures Keinbock's Disease Joint leveling procedure in wrist Revascularization Lunate using Vascularised Bone grafting DRUJ stabilization procedures Tumor and tumor like conditions GCT tendon sheath GCT Bone Hemangioma AV Malformations Ganglion
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Hip Replacement
Hips Replacement and Hip Resurfacing Surgery at World's Best hospitals in India India has become the ultimate destination for thousands of people across the world who are seeking affordable advanced orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery abroad. The reasons for huge number of patients travelling to India for advanced orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery. The large number of orthopaedic surgeries in India enables Indian hospitals to offer low-cost orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India. Further, orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery cost in India, is amongst the lowest in the world. What’s more, the best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery hospitals in India have a success rate of over 99%! And also the Specialized Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation services help the patient to return back to normal activity quickly after the surgery. India has become a hub of thousands of people across the world who are seeking highest quality orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery The low cost of orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India is without any compromise on quality or success rate. Many orthopaedic surgeons in India have super speciality academic qualifications and training in the UK, USA, etc. Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery in India is preceded by investigations that are carried out on the latest imaging machines from companies like Siemens, Phillips, GE, etc. Specialized rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, to help patients return back to normal activity soon after the surgery Computer Navigation Surgery System for excellent outcomes and use of finest quality implants, prosthesis and consumables imported from Leading International Companies. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff are English speaking, and thus no language barrier and Best Orthopedic Hospitals in India are designed to provide complete patient care and care for the attendants- coffee lounges, money changers, travel desks, wi-fi zones etc. Hip Replacement Surgery Cost in India Type of Hip Replacement Surgery Price in (₹) Price in ($) 1 Single hip replacement surgery INR 252,000 USD 3,000 2 Bilateral hip replacement surgery INR 588,000 USD 7,000 3 Total hip replacement surgery INR 462,000 USD 5,500 Hip Replacement and Hip Resurfacing Surgery in India Hip replacement surgeons and hospitals in India have become world leaders at this procedure, in terms of both expertise and experience. Given the large number of total & partial hip joint replacement surgeries performed in India, hip surgeons from India are actually working together with global leaders in the production of artificial joints, to design implants customised for the Indian anatomy. India has a large population (about one billion) and there are a correspondingly large number of patients as well. In joint replacements too, India is amongst the world leaders with many hospitals in India having performed over 25,000 joint replacements each. Similarly, there are many hip surgeons in India who have performed over 10,000 total hip joint replacement surgeries each. Such large volumes lead to both expertise and cost savings - the best hip joint replacement & resurfacing hospitals in India are thus able to offer a success rate of 99% in joint replacements, and that too at the lowest cost of total or partial hip joint replacement & resurfacing surgery, in the world. Advantages of Hip Replacement Surgery in India The best of hip replacement surgeons in India have acquired super specialisation and training in the UK, USA, etc The low cost of Total or Partial Hip Replacement surgery in India is offered without any compromise on quality or The success rate in India for Total & Partial Hip Joint Replacement surgery at India's best hospitals is a phenomenal 99% Success rate, which is as high as 99% at the best orthopaedic hospitals in India The cost of Hip Replacement surgery in India is amongst the lowest anywhere in the world If your hip has been damaged by arthritis, a fracture, or other conditions, common activities such as walking or getting in and out of a chair may be painful and difficult. Your hip may be stiff, and it may be hard to put on your shoes and socks. You may even feel uncomfortable while resting. If medications, changes in your everyday activities, and the use of walking supports do not adequately help your symptoms, you may consider hip replacement surgery. Hip replacement surgery is a safe and effective procedure that can relieve your pain, increase motion, and help you get back to enjoying normal, everyday activities. The most common forms of arthritis which affect the hip joint are the following Osteoarthritis : This condition is primarily age-related and generally occurs in individuals over the age of 50, who have a family history of this condition. Osteoarthritis causes the cartilage cushion in the hip to wear away, leading to bone friction and hip pain Rheumatoid arthritis : This condition causes inflammation of the synovial membrane, which produces the lubricating fluid for the hip joint. Hip disease during childhood : Some hip diseases suffered during infancy or childhood can result in arthritis in adult life even if the diseases were treated and cured during childhood Arthritis caused by hip fracture/trauma : Fracture of the hip or severe damage to the ligaments in the hip joint can cause degeneration of the cartilage, resulting in hip pain. There are two major types of artificial hip replacements - Cemented Prosthesis and the Uncemented Prosthesis. Both types of prosthesis are widely used. Each prosthesis is made up of two parts The acetabular component, or socket portion, which replaces the acetabulum. The femoral component or stem portion, which replaces te femoral head. The femoral component is made of a metal stem with a metal ball on the end. Some prosthesis have a ceramic ball attached to the metal stem. The acetabular component is a metal shell with a plastic inner socket liner that acts like a bearing. The type of plastic used is highly cross linked ultra high molecule weight Polyethylene which is wear resistant. A cemented prosthesis is held in place by Poly Metha Acrylate (PMMA) cement that attaches the metal to the bone. An uncemented prosthesis has a fine mesh of holes on the surface area that touches the bone. The mesh allows the bone to grow into the mesh and "become part of" the bone. The lofe of uncemented prosthesis is three times as that of cemented hip prosthesis. Computer assisted surgery (CAS) / Computer aided surgery/Image guided intervention and Surgical Navigation Orthopaedic surgeons may use computer assisted surgery (CAS) technology, also known as surgical navigation, during total hip replacement procedures to help ensure that the implants are properly aligned to the patient’s unique anatomy. Accurate alignment of the hip components is crucial to the overall function of the new hip joint. Proper alignment may also help the new joint feel more natural, and enable it to potentially last longer. Hip replacement surgery involves replacing the femur (head of the thighbone) and the acetabulum (hip socket) with an artificial prosthesis consisting of three parts: a cup (replacing the hip socket), a metal stem (replacing the neck of the thighbone) and a metal or ceramic ball (replacing the damaged head of the thigh bone and linking the cup and stem together). CAS technology offers a hip replacement patient several benefits including With CAS technology, surgeons are able to make precise adjustments to ensure the optimal implant fit, range of motion and joint stability. This may help to reduce joint wear and extend the life of the implant. CAS may allow for less invasive techniques which have other potential advantages including: smaller incisions with reduced muscle disruption and decreased rehabilitation time. Provides your surgeon with comprehensive data about your anatomy which may help determine proper placement of your joint replacement Ability to plan for surgery with a computer generated model of your hip . Provides the surgeon with feedback and the ability to correct potential misalignment during the surgery Allows for better visualization of anatomy, which is particularly important when minimally-invasive techniques are used.
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Knee Replacement
Knee replacement surgery As individuals age or face debilitating conditions, knee replacement surgery is sometimes the only option to restore mobility and alleviate pain. we understand the impact of such conditions on a patient’s daily life and are committed to enhancing their quality of life. Our team of experienced knee replacement surgeons and other specialists is here to provide compassionate care and advanced surgical solutions tailored to their unique needs. With a focus on well-being, we strive to provide patients the freedom of movement and relief from pain, enabling a return to an active and fulfilling lifestyle. How Much Does Knee Replacement Surgery Cost in India? Unilateral knee replacement cost in India starts from ₹ 336,000 ($4000). Many top knee replacement hospitals in India offer day-care surgery which allows patients to get discharged the same day after the procedure. Double knee replacement surgery cost in India starts from ₹ 504,000 ($6000) . Typically, ACL reconstruction cost starts from ₹ 294,000 ($3500) in India . Meanwhile, the same procedure for knee replacement can cost as much as $20000 in the US. Type of Knee Replacement Surgery Price in (₹) Price in ($) 1 Unilateral Total Knee Replacement INR 336,000 USD 4000 2 Bilateral Total Knee Replacement INR 504,000 USD 6000 3 Partial Knee Replacement INR 504,000 USD 6000 4 Revision (single) Knee Replacement INR 588,000 USD 7000 5 ACL Reconstruction INR 294,000 USD 3500 6 Minimally Invasive knee replacement with computer navigation Starts from INR 420,000 Starts from USD 5000 About Knee Replacement Surgery The knee is a complex joint that connects the bones of the legs. Knee replacement surgery, also known as knee arthroplasty, is conducted when the knee’s bones and cartilage are severely worn down by arthritis or any injury. The replacement parts, also called prostheses, are generally made of metal and plastic and last for a long time. If traditional medication, therapy, injections and more have not brought relief to the patient, they may be eligible for knee replacement surgery. Types of Knee Replacement Surgery There are many types of knee replacement surgeries based on the extent of the procedure and the specific needs of the patient. Some common types are: Total Knee Replacement (TKR) Also known as total knee arthroplasty, total knee replacement (TKR) surgery involves replacing the entire damaged knee joint with an artificial prosthesis. The prosthesis includes metal components for the femur and tibia and a plastic spacer in between to allow smooth movement. Partial Knee Replacement (PKR) Partial knee replacement surgery (PKR) is performed when only one compartment of the knee is affected by arthritis or damage. In PKR, only the damaged portion of the knee joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant, preserving healthy bone and ligaments. Bilateral Knee Replacement Bilateral knee replacement surgery involves replacing both knees in a single surgical procedure. It is typically performed for patients with significant arthritis or damage in both knees, allowing them to undergo a surgery and recovery period instead of two separate ones. Complex or Revision Knee Replacement This surgery is performed when a previous knee replacement has failed or requires correction. Complex or Revision knee replacement involves removing the existing prosthesis and replacing it with a new one to address complications, instability, or wear and tear. Minimally-Invasive Knee Replacement In this approach, smaller incisions are made compared to traditional knee replacement surgery. Minimally invasive knee replacement surgery aims at minimising muscle and tissue disruption, potentially leading to shorter hospital stays, reduced scarring, and faster recovery times. Reasons for Knee Replacement Surgery The procedure is recommended when other treatments, such as medication, physiotherapy, or lifestyle modifications, have failed to provide relief from knee pain or restore mobility. Some conditions may also lead to the need for a knee replacement, including: Osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis is a common degenerative joint disease, it may occur when the protective cartilage that cushions the bones in the knee joint wears away, leading to pain, stiffness, and limited mobility. Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition causing inflammation and damage to the joints, including the knees. The resulting pain, swelling, and stiffness can make it difficult to perform daily activities. Post-traumatic Arthritis Post-traumatic arthritis is a form of arthritis that may develop after a knee injury, such as a fracture or ligament tear . The resulting damage to the joint can lead to pain, swelling, and decreased mobility. Avascular Necrosis Avascular necrosis is a condition in which the bone tissue in the knee joint dies due to a lack of blood supply. It can be caused by trauma , medications, or medical conditions such as sickle cell anaemia . Knee Deformities A knee replacement may be necessary to correct a deformity in the knee joint, such as bowing or twisting. Risks Factors of Knee Replacement Several risk factors can contribute to the need for knee replacement surgery. These include: Age: Advanced age is a common risk factor, as wear and tear on the knee joints tend to increase with time. Osteoarthritis: Osteoarthritis , a degenerative joint disease, is a primary contributor to the need for knee replacement. It causes the gradual breakdown of cartilage in the knee joint, leading to pain and stiffness. Rheumatoid arthritis: Individuals with rheumatoid arthritis , an autoimmune disorder affecting the joints, may require knee replacement surgery due to joint damage and inflammation. Gender: Women, particularly those over the age of 50, are more likely to undergo knee replacement surgery. Hormonal factors and anatomical differences may contribute to this increased risk. Obesity: Excess body weight places additional stress on the knee joints, increasing the risk of joint deterioration and the need for knee replacement. Trauma or injury: Previous knee injuries or trauma, such as fractures or ligament tears, can accelerate joint damage and contribute to the need for surgical intervention. Genetics: Genetic factors may predispose individuals to conditions such as osteoarthritis, influencing the likelihood of requiring knee replacement surgery. Inactive lifestyle: Lack of physical activity or an inactive lifestyle can contribute to weakened muscles and joint instability, increasing the risk of knee problems that may necessitate surgery. Other medical conditions: Certain medical conditions, such as avascular necrosis , gout, or bone dysplasia, can contribute to the deterioration of knee joints and elevate the risk of needing a knee replacement. Occupational factors: Jobs or activities that involve repetitive stress on the knees, such as heavy lifting or prolonged kneeling, may contribute to joint wear and tear, increasing the likelihood of requiring knee replacement surgery. Preparation for Knee Replacement Surgery Medical assessment : The doctor will conduct a comprehensive review of the patient's personal and family medical history. Diagnostic tests : A series of lab, diagnostic, and imaging tests will be performed to assess the patient's fitness for the procedure. Medication review: The doctor may adjust current medications, either starting or discontinuing them as necessary. Patients should inform the doctor about their current medication regimen. Health discussion: Patients are encouraged to communicate any medications and chronic conditions they have to ensure a thorough understanding of their health status. Lifestyle considerations : Quitting smoking a few weeks before the procedure is advised, as it can impact the healing process. Physical activity: Regular exercise before the procedure is recommended to enhance post-operative healing. Knee Replacement Procedure Preoperative checks : The doctor and care team will confirm the absence of allergies to medications and latex used during surgery. Anaesthesia administration : The anaesthetist administers anaesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort during the procedure. Incision and access : Precise incisions are made in and around the knee to provide access to the affected area. Removal of damaged parts : Injured or damaged portions of the knee are carefully removed, and the joint is meticulously prepared for the placement of prostheses. Prosthesis attachment : The doctor securely attaches the prostheses using specialised cement, ensuring a stable and durable fixation. Quality checks and adjustments : Thorough checks for movement, along with any necessary adjustments and repairs, are performed to optimise the functionality of the replaced joint. Recovery After Knee Replacement Surgery Hospital stay duration : The length of the hospital stay varies based on the type of procedure performed. Activity restrictions : Patients are advised to refrain from lifting heavy objects, engaging in strenuous activities, or operating heavy machinery during the initial recovery period. Assistance arrangements : Arrangements should be made for someone to assist the patient until they regain the ability to perform daily activities independently. Mobility support : The doctor may recommend using a splint or a walker to aid in movement during the early stages of recovery. Home modifications : Home modifications may be necessary to create a more accommodating environment for the patient. Timeline for recovery : Full weight-bearing on the ankle and a return to daily activities may take up to 4 months, with a complete recovery extending up to a year. Follow-up appointments : Regular follow-up appointments are crucial for monitoring potential complications and ensuring a smooth recovery. Pain management : Pain relief medications will be provided to enhance the patient's comfort during the healing process. Movement guidance : Patients will receive guidance on the gradual restoration of movement, specifying the type and range of activities they can perform at each stage of recovery.
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Meniscus repair treatment
Meniscus Repair Surgery in India India has become the ultimate destination for thousands of people across the world who are seeking affordable advanced orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery abroad. The reasons for huge number of patients travelling to India for advanced orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery. The large number of orthopaedic surgeries in India enables Indian hospitals to offer low-cost orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India. Further, orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery cost in India, is amongst the lowest in the world. What’s more, the best orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery hospitals in India have a success rate of over 99%! And also the Specialized Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation services help the patient to return back to normal activity quickly after the surgery. India has become a hub of thousands of people across the world who are seeking highest quality orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery The low cost of orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement surgery in India is without any compromise on quality or success rate. Many orthopaedic surgeons in India have super speciality academic qualifications and training in the UK, USA, etc. Orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery in India is preceded by investigations that are carried out on the latest imaging machines from companies like Siemens, Phillips, GE, etc. Specialized rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, to help patients return back to normal activity soon after the surgery Computer Navigation Surgery System for excellent outcomes and use of finest quality implants, prosthesis and consumables imported from Leading International Companies. Doctors, nurses and hospital staff are English speaking, and thus no language barrier and Best Orthopedic Hospitals in India are designed to provide complete patient care and care for the attendants- coffee lounges, money changers, travel desks, wi-fi zones etc. Meniscus Tear Surgery A meniscus tear is usually caused by twisting or turning quickly, often with the footplanted while the knee is bent. These tears can occur when you lift something heavy or play sports. As you get older, your meniscus gets worn. This can make it tear more easily. A meniscus tear is a common knee injury. The meniscus is a rubbery, C-shaped disc that cushions your knee. Each knee has two menisci (plural of meniscus)-one at the outer edge of the knee and one at the inner edge. The menisci keep your knee steady by balancing your weight across the knee. A torn meniscus can prevent your knee from working right. Ankle replacement replaces the damaged parts of the three bones that make up the ankle joint. Artificial joint parts (prosthetics) are used to replace your own bones. They come in different sizes to fit different-size people. Symptoms of Meniscus Tear The Symptoms of a torn meniscus will vary depending on the severity of the tear. Someone who gets a minor tear may only have slight pain and swelling that goes away after 2 or 3 weeks. Moderate to severe tears also might cause these symptoms: A "pop" in the knee when the tear occurs. Pain in the center or side of the knee, especially when twisting the knee or squatting. Limited Range of Motion. The feeling as if the knee is locking or popping when bending; it might not straighten. Meniscus Repair Surgery at World's Best Hospitals in India If your meniscus is severely damaged or has been removed, it is likely that the articular cartilage protecting your knee will begin to wear. As this cartilage wears away, it becomes frayed and rough. Moving the bones along this exposed surface is painful. This condition is osteoarthritis. The goal of meniscal transplant surgery is to replace the meniscus cushion before the articular cartilage is damaged. The donor cartilage supports and stabilizes the knee joint. This relieves knee pain. The hope is that the transplant will also delay the development of arthritis, but long-term results are not yet available. Suffering the pain, joint inflammation and immobility caused by a torn or injured meniscus may benefit from meniscus repair procedures. While most tears are the result of sports injuries, the aging process may also cause degeneration and wear and tear on the cartilage. In cases of the elderly, a surgeon will determine which type of treatment will provide greater range of motion, mobility and pain relief.
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Orthopaedic Surgery
Orthopaedic surgery is about figuring out and fixing problems with the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles. You should think about surgery when other things like medicine, physiotherapy or changing your lifestyle do not help with the pain or get you moving again. New orthopaedic surgery methods help people with issues get moving feel less pain and have a better life. Orthopaedic surgery can really make a difference for people who have problems, with their bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles. Conditions Treated with Orthopaedic Surgery Orthopaedic surgery may be required for: Severe arthritis (knee, hip, shoulder) Fractures and bone injuries Sports injuries (ligament or tendon tears) Spine disorders and back pain Joint deformities or instability Osteoporosis-related fractures Bone infections or tumors Types of Orthopaedic Surgeries Joint Replacement Surgery Joint replacement is something that a lot of people have to get. This is because they have joints that need to be fixed. So doctors put in joints to help people move around and feel less pain. Some of the joints that people get replaced are: Knee replacement Hip replacement Shoulder replacement Joint replacement is really good at helping people. It can make them feel better for a very long time. Joint replacement is a way to get rid of pain and it can really help people, with bad joints like knee replacement or hip replacement or shoulder replacement. Arthroscopic Surgery Arthroscopy is a surgery that uses a small camera and tiny tools. It is often used to fix: Torn ligaments like ACL and PCL Meniscus tears Injuries to the shoulder Damage to the cartilage The benefits of arthroscopy include cuts, less pain and getting back, to normal quickly. Fracture Repair Surgery When bones are really badly broken the doctor will need to do surgery to fix the bones and make them stable again using things, like plates, screws, rods or pins. This helps the bones heal properly and makes sure the bones work like they are supposed to. Spine Surgery Orthopaedic spine surgery helps with problems like slipped disc, spinal stenosis and spine deformities. Some of the procedures used are decompression surgery, fusion and simple keyhole spine surgeries to take the pressure, off nerves and make the spine more stable. Sports Injury Surgery Orthopaedic surgeons help people who get hurt when they are active. They fix problems like torn ligaments and damaged tendons. Sometimes peoples joints are not stable. That is a problem too. When orthopaedic surgeons do surgery to fix these problems it helps athletes and people who are active get back, to moving like they used to. Benefits of Modern Orthopaedic Surgery Advanced minimally invasive techniques Faster recovery time Improved joint function and mobility Reduced pain and disability High success and long-lasting results
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