Patient-Specific Knee Replacement -Customized Implants Vs Customized Cutting Blocks Total knee replacement surgery has revolutionized the management of knee arthritis requiring replacement surgery. The number of patients undergoing knee replacements has increased...
Knee Arthroplasty Implants Knee replacement surgery is one of the most commonly performed surgery by orthopedic surgeons. The surgery offers relief from knee pain and increases mobility. Common causes for knee pain include arthritis caused by primary osteoarthritis,...
Treatment options include non-surgical approaches like immobilization with a brace or cast, surgical repair using implants like screws or plates, and in some cases, revision surgery to replace or revise the existing knee implant.
While knee replacements can experience wear and tear over time, modern implants are designed to withstand the demands of daily activity for many years. Regular follow-up appointments with the orthopedic surgeon can help monitor the condition of the implant.
Yes, there are several emerging treatments and technologies for cartilage injuries in the knee that show promise, including tissue engineering techniques, 3D printing of cartilage implants, and advanced imaging modalities for early detection and monitoring of...