Unicompartmental Knee Replacement

A partial knee replacement targeting only the damaged compartment of the knee.

Unicompartmental knee replacement is a less invasive alternative to total knee replacement. It replaces only the damaged portion of the knee joint, preserving healthy bone and tissue.

What Is It?

This procedure is suitable for patients with arthritis limited to one side of the knee, providing pain relief and improved mobility.

Symptoms Treated

Pain localised to one side of the knee.
Loss of mobility in a specific compartment.
Early-stage arthritis affecting only part of the joint.

Postoperative Care

Quick mobilisation with physiotherapy.
Minimal restrictions compared to total knee replacement.
Follow-up for monitoring the prosthetic joint.

Risks and Complications

Progression of arthritis in other compartments.
Implant wear or loosening.
Potential need for future total knee replacement.

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