Joint Revision Surgery
Enables improved joint function and more movement.
Provides relief from the discomfort of a failing implant.
Makes a person more active and able to live independently.
Joint revision is the procedure to replace or repair the previously implanted hip, knee, or any other joint prosthesis that has worn out, failed or caused complications. It is conducted when the initial joint replacement has malfunctioned badly due to implant wear, loosening, infection, fractures, or instability.
When is Revision Surgery Needed ?
1
Infection or other diseases that affect joints.
2
Weak bones that cause Proximity fractures.
3
Fractures in the vicinity of the implant site.
4
Instability or dislocation of the joint, causing pain and limited movement.
5
Loss of bone or damage to the tissue needing joint movement.