Medical articles of Partial knee replacement

30/03/2026
Mr Jonathan Quayle
Orthopaedic Surgeon
What makes the ideal candidate for a partial knee replacement?
From an orthopaedic perspective, careful patient selection is essential to achieving the best outcomes from a partial knee replacement. Not every patient with knee arthritis is suitable, and identifying the right candidate plays a key role in long-term success.
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18/03/2026
Mr Jason Millington
Consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialising in primary and revision hip and knee arthroplasty
Why specialist surgical expertise is important when it comes to recovering from a partial knee replacement
Specialist input plays a key role in optimising partial knee replacement recovery, reducing complications and ensuring long-term joint function.
20/02/2026
Mr Ayaz Lakdawala
Orthopaedic knee surgery and sports injuries
Bespoke knee replacements
A bespoke knee replacement can improve comfort, function, and long-term outcomes after knee replacement surgery.
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19/11/2025
Mr Sujit Agarwal
Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon
Is partial knee replacement right for you? A consultant orthopaedic surgeon explains
If knee pain is affecting your mobility, sleep, or daily activities, you may be wondering whether surgery could help. For some patients, a partial knee replacement can provide long-lasting relief without the need for a full joint replacement.
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29/10/2025
Mr Simon Pickering
Consultant orthopaedic surgeon
What is a robotic-assisted partial knee replacement and how is it transforming orthopaedic surgery?
With the help of robotic technology, robotic-assisted partial knee replacement can now perform the procedure with greater precision, improving accuracy, recovery, and long-term comfort for patients.
09/09/2025
Mr Chris Wilson
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Should I have a knee replacement?
Deciding whether to have a knee replacement is not always straightforward. Patients often ask whether they are too young for the procedure, whether it should be partial or total, and when the right time to undergo surgery might be.
04/09/2025
Mr Syam Morapudi
Orthopaedic Surgeon
What patients need to know about spinal anaesthesia for hip and knee replacements
Hip and knee replacements are major operations that can be carried out under different types of anaesthesia. One of the most commonly used methods is spinal anaesthesia, a regional anaesthesia which numbs the lower half of the body while keeping the patient awake or lightly sedated.
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04/08/2025
Mr Edward Britton
Consultant hip and knee surgeon
Optimisation prior to knee surgery
Preparing for knee surgery, whether it's a partial or total knee replacement or a ligament reconstruction, can significantly affect the outcome and speed of recovery. Optimisation before surgery is an important step in improving the chances of a positive outcome.
30/07/2025
Mr Abd-Allah El Ashmawy
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Partial knee replacement as an option for arthritis management
Knee arthritis is a common condition that can cause pain, stiffness and reduced mobility, particularly in older adults. While total knee replacement is often considered for advanced cases, some patients may benefit from a partial knee replacement.
16/07/2025
Mr Aroon Baskaradas
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Getting the best out of your hip and knee replacement
Hip and knee pain caused by arthritis or injury can significantly affect mobility, comfort and overall quality of life. For many people, treatment may involve surgery, but it's important to understand that joint replacement is just one of several options.
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