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Total Knee Replacement

Total Knee Replacement (TKR) is a surgical procedure done to relieve pain and restore mobility in patients suffering from severe knee joint problems. It involves replacing the damaged or worn-out parts of the knee joint with artificial components.

This procedure is often recommended for patients with advanced arthritis, injury-related damage, or other chronic joint conditions where medication or physiotherapy no longer provide relief. After the surgery, most patients experience a noticeable improvement in movement and quality of life.

Benefits for Patients

  • Reduction in chronic pain
  • Improved ability to walk and climb stairs
  • Better joint function and flexibility
  • Support for a more active lifestyle
  • Long-term relief and improved independence
Total Knee Replacement Procedure
Total Knee Replacement Procedure

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about Total Knee Replacement and the support available through government health schemes.

Patients experiencing severe knee pain, stiffness, or difficulty in walking due to arthritis or injury may benefit from Total Knee Replacement. Your doctor will evaluate your condition to determine if surgery is the best option.

Most patients start walking with support within a few days. Full recovery varies by individual, but many regain strength and function within a few weeks to a few months with the help of physiotherapy.

Yes, Total Knee Replacement is covered under several government health schemes such as NTR Vaidya Seva, YSR Aarogyasri, and the Employee Health Scheme (EHS). Patients eligible under these schemes can avail treatment at approved hospitals with valid documentation.