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Joint Replacement Surgery

Knee and hip replacement, partial and revision surgery, with rehabilitation from day one.

Knee and hip replacement, partial and revision surgery, with rehabilitation from day one.

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Your health. Our priority.

Two people can have the same implant and very different outcomes. What separates them is almost always the preparation and the physiotherapy.

  • Rehabilitation planned before the operation, so you know what week six looks like before you agree to week one
  • Laminar flow theatres, because infection is the complication that undoes a joint replacement
  • Physiotherapists in the building from day one rather than an appointment weeks later
  • A frank conversation about whether you need it yet, since a replacement done too early is one you may outlive
Joint Replacement Surgery care at Dr. Humayun Speciality Hospital

Care for a wide range of concerns.

The joint disease that reaches the point where replacement is worth considering.

Advanced knee osteoarthritis
Hip osteoarthritis and avascular necrosis
Rheumatoid arthritis affecting large joints
Post-traumatic arthritis after a fracture
Failed or loosening previous replacement
Severe deformity from long-standing arthritis

Advanced care for better outcomes.

Knee and hip replacement, partial replacement and revision surgery.

Total knee replacement
Partial or unicompartmental knee replacement
Total hip replacement
Revision joint replacement
Bilateral replacement, staged or simultaneous
Pre-operative assessment and prehabilitation
Structured post-operative rehabilitation
All treatments and procedures
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Safety. Compassion. Excellence.

Your health and comfort remain at the heart of every treatment we provide.

Key Areas of Expertise

Speak with a specialist if you experience persistent or unusual changes in your health.

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Judging when a joint is ready to be replaced, and saying so when it is not
Partial knee replacement where only one compartment is worn, which preserves more of the joint
Revision surgery for implants that have loosened or worn
Infection prevention treated as the priority it is
Rehabilitation as part of the operation rather than an afterthought

Advanced technology and facilities

Theatres, implants and rehabilitation facilities for implant surgery.

  • Modular operating theatres with laminar air flow
  • Full range of knee and hip implant systems
  • C-arm imaging for intra-operative confirmation
  • Physiotherapy gym with gait training
  • Inpatient beds with early mobilisation protocols
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Questions, answered.

Common questions about joint replacement surgery care at Humayun Hospital.

How long does a knee replacement last?

Most modern implants last well beyond fifteen years. How long yours lasts depends on your weight, activity and age at surgery, which is part of why timing matters.

When will I walk again?

You will stand and take steps with a walker within a day or two of surgery. Walking indoors without support usually comes within a few weeks, and stairs shortly after.

Can both knees be done together?

Sometimes. It means one anaesthetic and one recovery, but it is more demanding. Whether it suits you depends on your heart, lungs and general fitness, and is decided after assessment.

What is the biggest risk?

Infection. It is uncommon, but it is the complication that can cost the implant, which is why theatre standards, antibiotics and wound care are treated so seriously.

Still have questions?

If your question is not answered here, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

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