Arthroplasty and Joint Replacement

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    Arthroplasty and Joint Replacement

    Joint replacement surgery and Partial Joint Replacement (Microplasty) is often the last refuge treatment for an injured or damaged joint. Joint replacement surgery and Microplasty can be performed on various joints of the body, such as, the ankle, wrist, hip, knee, shoulder, and elbow. Among them, hip and knee total joint replacements and Partial joint replacement (Microplasty) are performed most commonly.

    Health1 Super Speciality Hospitals provide an absolutely painless experience of the surgery and patients will be able to walk in just 5 days after surgery and this is possible because of modern surgery techniques and excellent post-operative care provided by our professional team.

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    FAQs for Arthroplasty and Joint Replacement​

    Arthroplasty is a surgical procedure used to replace or repair damaged joints with artificial implants. It is commonly performed to relieve joint pain, restore movement, and improve quality of life in patients with severe joint damage or arthritis.

    Joint replacement surgery can be performed on the knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, elbow, and wrist. Among these, knee and hip replacement procedures are the most commonly done to improve mobility and reduce chronic joint pain.

    Symptoms include severe joint pain, stiffness, swelling, reduced mobility, and difficulty performing daily activities. These symptoms often indicate advanced joint damage where non-surgical treatment is no longer effective.

    Total joint replacement involves replacing the entire damaged joint with an artificial implant, while partial replacement (microplasty) replaces only the affected portion. The choice depends on the severity of joint damage and overall joint condition.

    Robotic joint replacement surgery uses advanced technology to improve precision and alignment during the procedure. It enhances accuracy, reduces complications, and helps achieve better functional outcomes and faster recovery.

    Joint replacement surgery is recommended when joint pain becomes severe, mobility is significantly reduced, and other treatments like medication or physiotherapy fail to provide relief. It is often considered the last option for long-term joint treatment.

    Revision joint replacement is a procedure performed to replace or repair an existing artificial joint that has worn out, become loose, or failed. It helps restore joint function and improve long-term outcomes after previous surgery.

    Recovery includes physiotherapy, gradual movement, and strengthening exercises to restore mobility. Most patients experience improved function within weeks, but full recovery may take a few months depending on the procedure and overall health.

    Joint replacement surgery is generally safe and highly effective with modern techniques. Advanced technology and experienced surgeons improve accuracy, reduce complications, and provide long-lasting relief from joint pain and stiffness.

    You should consult a specialist if you experience persistent joint pain, limited movement, or difficulty in daily activities. Early evaluation helps determine the right treatment option and prevents further joint damage.