Partial knee joint replacement

A targeted solution for knee pain

A partial knee joint replacement is an effective treatment option for individuals with arthritis or damage limited to one part of the knee. Unlike a full knee replacement, this procedure focuses only on replacing the damaged section of the knee joint, preserving the healthy parts. The goal of a partial knee joint replacement is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and help you return to everyday activities with less discomfort.

During the surgery, the worn-out or damaged tissue and bone in the affected area are removed, and a small prosthesis made of metal and plastic is inserted. This new component integrates smoothly with the rest of your knee, providing improved movement and reducing pain.

The recovery time for a partial knee joint replacement is often shorter than that of a total knee replacement, and since more of your natural knee is preserved, it can feel more like your own knee after the procedure.