Joint Replacement

Knee pain can be life-altering. Whether it’s due to arthritis, injury, or aging, many people struggle with basic movements like walking, climbing stairs, or even standing for a few minutes. For years, knee replacement surgery has provided relief to millions. But now, with the arrival of Velys Robotic Assisted Surgery , the way we perform knee replacements is changing for the better. What is Velys Robotic Assisted Surgery? Velys Robotic Assisted Surgery is a state-of-the-art surgical system that helps doctors perform knee replacements with incredible precision. Unlike traditional methods that rely heavily on the surgeon’s hand and eye coordination, this robotic system provides real-time data and feedback during surgery. It’s designed to help the surgeon make more accurate cuts and better position the implant, customized for each patient's unique anatomy. This means less pain, quicker recovery, and longer-lasting results. Why is Velys Robotic Assisted Surgery a Game Changer? Le...

When knee pain starts affecting your daily life—whether it’s from an old sports injury or just wear and tear—choosing the right treatment can feel overwhelming. Should you consider a full knee replacement, or is there a newer, less invasive option available? One such modern solution is AUTOLOGOUS CHONDROCYTE IMPLANTATION (ACI) , a technique that uses your own cartilage cells to repair damaged areas. But how does it compare to traditional knee replacement surgery? Here’s a clear comparison to help you understand both procedures and decide what might be right for you. ✅ What is AUTOLOGOUS CHONDROCYTE IMPLANTATION (ACI)? ACI is a two-step, advanced procedure used to repair small areas of damaged cartilage in the knee. It involves taking a small sample of your own healthy cartilage cells, growing them in a lab, and implanting them back into the damaged area. This allows your body to naturally rebuild its own cartilage. Dr. (Prof.) Anil Arora , a leading name in joint replac...

  Knee pain —especially due to osteoarthritis —is a common issue that affects many middle-aged adults. When the bones in your lower limb are not properly aligned, it puts extra stress on the inner (medial) side of the knee. Over time, this pressure wears away the protective cartilage, leading to pain, stiffness, and difficulty in movement. One effective way to treat this condition, especially for active patients between 40–60 years old, is a surgical procedure called High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) . What is High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO)? HTO is a surgical procedure where the shinbone (tibia) is carefully cut and reshaped to shift body weight away from the damaged inner side of the knee. By realigning the leg, the load is transferred to the healthier, outer side of the knee. This helps relieve pain and restore function in people with early to moderate knee arthritis. Think of it as giving your knee joint a new alignment to reduce wear and tear—without replacing the entire joint. Wh...