Knee Replacement Surgery (Arthroplasty)
Restoring mobility and relieving pain through knee replacement surgery
Knee replacement surgery (arthroplasty) is a well-established treatment option for individuals experiencing ongoing knee pain and limited movement, often due to conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or previous joint injury. When non-surgical treatments no longer provide relief, knee replacement surgery may help reduce pain, restore mobility, and support a return to everyday activities.
TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT
Dr Martin uses a kinematically aligned technique during knee replacement surgery, aiming to match the implant to your natural anatomy. This approach is supported by enhanced recovery protocols designed to help you return to movement sooner.
BI-LATERAL TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT
If both knees are affected by arthritis or injury, Dr Martin may recommend bilateral knee replacement surgery. This involves replacing both knees during a single operation, planned with great care to help reduce overall recovery time and improve mobility in both joints.
REVISION KNEE REPLACEMENT
Revision knee replacement surgery is a more complex procedure than the original joint replacement. It involves removing the old implant, addressing any bone loss or soft tissue damage, and inserting a new prosthesis that is tailored to your current needs.