Know Your Procedure

Total Knee Replacement (TKR)

Surface replacement for advanced knee arthritis

Surgery: ~60–90 mins Stay: 3–4 Days Walking: Within 24 Hours

Resurfacing, Not Removing the Whole Knee: Only the worn-out, rough cartilage surfaces at the ends of the thigh bone (femur) and shin bone (tibia) are precision-trimmed.
Smooth Biocompatible Implant: The damaged surfaces are capped with smooth metal alloy components and a medical-grade gliding spacer that recreates natural, pain-free joint motion.
Deformity Correction: Bow-leg or knock-knee alignment is corrected during surgery so weight is distributed evenly across the leg.

Day 1 After Surgery: Stand and walk a few steps beside the bed with a walker and physiotherapy guidance.
Weeks 2–3: Stitches/staples are removed; transition from a walker to a walking stick and climb stairs with support.
Weeks 4–6: Walk independently indoors and outdoors, resume light daily routines, and drive once knee control is strong.

Ball-and-socket restoration for Avascular Necrosis (AVN), arthritis & fractures

Surgery: ~60–90 mins Stay: 3–4 Days Walking: Day 1 Post-Op

Replacing the Damaged Ball & Socket: The collapsed or arthritic femoral head (ball) is replaced with a smooth ceramic or metal ball attached to a stem inside the thigh bone.
Precision Socket Liner: The hip socket (acetabulum) is fitted with a durable shell and high-strength liner so the joint glides smoothly without bone-on-bone grinding.
Leg Length Restoration: Helps restore equal leg length and eliminates chronic groin pain and limping.

Day 1 After Surgery: Stand and walk with a walker; deep groin pain from arthritis/AVN is relieved almost immediately.
Weeks 1–3: Follow safe hip posture precautions (avoid crossing legs or sitting on low stools) while muscles heal.
Weeks 4–6: Return to comfortable walking without a limp and resume office or household activities.

Minimally invasive camera-guided ligament & cartilage repair

Surgery: ~45–75 mins Stay: 1–2 Days Keyhole Incisions (5 mm)

High-Definition Fibre-Optic Camera: Performed through 2 or 3 tiny buttonhole incisions without cutting open the entire joint.
ACL Reconstruction: A torn ACL ligament is reconstructed using a strong tendon graft secured inside bone tunnels so the knee regains stability for sports and stairs.
Meniscus & Rotator Cuff Repair: Torn knee meniscus cushions or shoulder rotator cuff tendons are sutured using specialized micro-anchors.

Minimal Pain & Scarring: Tiny incisions mean less post-operative discomfort, lower infection risk, and faster tissue healing.
Brace & Early Motion: Walk with a knee brace and crutches/walker from Day 1 (weight-bearing tailored to whether the meniscus was repaired).
Return to Active Life: Desk work in 1–2 weeks; structured sports rehabilitation over 3–6 months.

Anatomical alignment and internal stabilization for broken bones

Titanium / Steel Implants Early Joint Mobilization

Locking Plates & Screws (ORIF): Broken bone fragments (especially around the wrist, ankle, knee, or shoulder) are restored to their exact alignment and held with contoured anatomical plates.
Intramedullary Interlocking Nails: For thigh (femur) or shin (tibia) fractures, a strong rod is passed inside the bone canal through small incisions under live X-ray guidance (C-arm).

Avoids Prolonged Bed Rest & Joint Stiffness: Rigid internal stabilization lets you bend adjacent joints early instead of staying immobilized in a heavy plaster cast for months.
Guided Weight Bearing: Progressive weight bearing is advanced step by step based on follow-up X-ray bone healing.