Knee Replacement
Total and partial knee replacement for advanced arthritis.
The orthopaedic department manages the full range of bone and joint conditions — fractures, sports injuries, spine disorders, and knee and hip replacement — supported by on-site imaging and physiotherapy.
Total and partial knee replacement for advanced arthritis.
Hip joint replacement for arthritis, fracture and avascular necrosis.
Emergency and planned fixation of broken bones.
Keyhole surgery for ACL, meniscus and shoulder injuries.
Treatment for disc prolapse, sciatica and spinal stenosis.
I had stopped climbing stairs for two years. Both knees were replaced ten days apart, and the physiotherapy team started me walking the next morning. Six weeks later I climbed to my terrace without help.
The surgeon and the sports physiotherapist worked as one team. They tested me properly before letting me play again, which gave me the confidence to trust the knee.