Orthopedic Surgery
Revision Knee Replacement Surgery
Replacing a worn or loosened knee implant to restore stability and relieve pain.
Overview
A knee replacement can wear, loosen or become infected years after the original surgery. Revision surgery removes the old implant and reconstructs the joint with specialized components, addressing bone loss and restoring stability.
Revision is more complex than a first replacement, so it is planned in detail and carried out by surgeons experienced specifically in revision techniques.
What it treats
A worn, loosened, unstable or infected previous knee replacement, where pain and instability have returned after an earlier operation.
What's involved
Removal of the old implant, careful management of bone loss and the fitting of specialized revision components, followed by a staged rehabilitation program tailored to the reconstruction.
“My first replacement had failed and I was in constant pain. The revision gave me a stable, pain-free knee again.”
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