Partial knee replacement
What is a partial knee replacement?
A partial knee replacement is a surgical procedure where, unlike in a full knee replacement, only the damaged or injured part of the knee is removed and replaced. It generally causes less pain and allows the patient a faster recovery, due to the fact that it is a less invasive operation and preserves more of the natural joint.
What conditions does a partial knee replacement treat?
Partial knee replacement is generally used to treat patients with knee arthritis, in particular those who have not responded to treatment.
Partial knee replacement: what are the benefits?
By Mr Matt Dawson
2021-03-03
Partial knee replacement is performed to improve functionality and mobility and all the while relieving discomfort and pain from any knee joint damage. But when is it more beneficial than a total knee replacement and what risks are involved? Mr Matt Dawson, a highly skilled orthopaedic surgeon explains. See more
Why get a partial knee replacement?
By Mr Winston Kim
2021-03-03
As we get older, our knees might start to suffer due to arthritis and other conditions, and a knee replacement might look inevitable. However, there are alternatives to the total replacement procedure. Leading Manchester orthopaedic surgeon Mr Winston Kim is here to explain partial knee replacements and their advantages. See more
Who should have a partial knee replacement?
By Mr Mark Dunbar
2021-03-01
A partial knee replacement, as the name suggests, replaces only the affected part of the knee that needs to be replaced, rather than replacing all three parts, as is the case with a total knee replacement. It has many benefits, but it is not suitable for everyone. We interviewed orthopaedic surgeon Mr Mark Dunbar to find out more about a partial knee replacement. See more
Who needs a knee replacement?
By Mr John Targett
2021-03-01
As we get older, our bodies suffer wear and tear, and many people may find their knees suffering due to arthritis or injury. Eventually, this can become so problematic that the best option is to replace the knee. But what exactly is a knee replacement? Who needs one? Are there different types of knee replacement and what are the alternatives? Expert consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr John Targett provides the answers. See more
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Mr George Tselentakis
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Mr Mark Dunbar
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