Revision Knee Replacement

Revision knee replacement surgery is a procedure performed when a previously implanted knee joint fails or wears out. Knee replacement surgery is a common Orthopaedic procedure that is performed when the natural knee joint is damaged or deteriorated. While primary knee replacement is a highly successful procedure, some patients may experience complications that require revision surgery. Here's what you need to know about revision knee replacement.

Reasons for Revision Knee Replacement

There are several reasons why a patient may need revision knee replacement surgery. Some of the most common reasons include:

• Over time, the components of a knee replacement may wear out or loosen, causing pain and instability.
• An infection in the knee joint can lead to inflammation, pain, and loosening of the implant.
•  If antibiotics and other treatments are not effective, revision surgery may be necessary.
• Sometimes the knee replacement components may shift out of place causing instability.
•  A bone fracture around the knee replacement components may require revision surgery.

Are you a suitable candidate for Revision Knee Replacement?

If you have had a knee replacement surgery that has failed or is causing pain and discomfort, revision knee replacement surgery may be an option for you.

Consult with Dr Vijay to learn more about your options. He will evaluate your condition, discuss the risks and benefits of revision surgery, and help you make an informed decision about your condition. With proper care and rehabilitation, revision knee replacement surgery can help you regain mobility and lead a more active lifestyle.