Knee Joint Replacement Surgery and Procedures

Total Knee Replacement Unicondylar Knee Arthoplasty
Recommended for:
  • Young & elderly patients who are unsuitable for Total Knee Replacement as alternative to HTO. 
  • Only medial/lateral compartment of the affected knee replaced. 
  • Cruciate ligaments & bone stock preserved. 






Mobile Bearing Total Knee
Recommended for:
  • Active young & elderly patients. 
  • Give freedom of flextion & rotation. 






    Hi-Flex Knee
    Recommended for:

    • Young & elderly patients desiring full range of movement due to social/religious reasons. 
    • Allows near / full squatting & cross-legged sitting. 




    Total Condylar Knee

    • This is the original design of the knee developed in the 1970s. 
    • It is a time-tested knee replacement for elderly patients. 
    • It provides good stability, but has limited capability in bending beyond 90 degrees . 



    Posterior Stabilized Total Knee
    Recommended for :

    • Elderly patients. 
    • Spine & Cam mechanism. 
    • Translates rotatory movement to linear & vice versa. 
    • PFC Sigma Used for - Prime Minister's Surgery




    Constrained Condylar Knee For Unstable Knee  (Valgus Instability)
    Recommended for:

    • Cases with cross-deformity / laxity of ligaments & in revision cases as it provides greater stability. 
    • The implant has more components such as stems and augments which may be required in some cases & adds to the cost of the joint. 





    Revision Total Knee
    Required for:

    • Revision of failed primary Total Knee Replacement. 
    • It's a bigger procedure compared to primary Total Knee Replacement and accordingly the risks, complications & costs are higher. 




    Resection Knee ( Limb Salvage Surgery )
    Recommended for :
    • Removing bone defects following removal of tumors / injuries near knee joints.