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Knee Joint Anatomy

Understanding knee joint anatomy is the first step toward a better diagnosis and treatment, it helps you to know more about your knee joint and how it functions.

Robotic-Assisted Knee Replacement

A robotic knee replacement is comparable to a traditional knee replacement. The surgery is designed to help you by removing damaged tissue in your knee and implanting an artificial joint

Cemented Knee Replacement vs. Uncemented

In the past, prosthetics were held in place with bone cement. But thanks to some advances in implant technology, knee implants can now be placed without cementing them into place.

Total Knee Replacement (TKR): the full guide.

If your knee is badly affected by arthritis or injury, it can be difficult for you to do simple things like walking or climbing stairs. You might even feel pain when you are sitting or lying down

Bilateral Knee Replacement

In the event that severe arthritis affects both knees, a doctor may recommend bilateral knee replacement surgery – also known as double knee replacement surgery

Minimally Invasive Knee Replacement

If you're dealing with knee pain or mobility issues, you're not alone. In fact, a total knee replacement, also known as knee arthroplasty, is a common orthopedic procedure that can help. It's designed to replace the damaged or worn surfaces of the knee, giving you back the mobility and comfort you deserve.