TKR Unilateral

Unilateral Total Knee Replacement (TKR) is a surgical procedure where only one damaged knee joint is replaced with an artificial implant. It’s ideal for patients suffering from pain and stiffness in one knee due to joint damage.

Description

Unilateral TKR is recommended when one knee is significantly affected by arthritis, trauma, or wear-and-tear, leading to chronic pain, swelling, and difficulty in walking. The procedure involves removing the damaged cartilage and bone from the affected knee and replacing it with a metal and plastic prosthetic joint designed to mimic natural movement.

This surgery helps restore joint function, eliminate pain, and improve mobility. With newer implants and minimally invasive techniques, patients experience faster healing, less scarring, and a more comfortable recovery. It also allows them to return to daily activities with much better stability and confidence in the knee.
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Actual Price

₹1,80,000

₹1,62,000/- Only

Estimated Stay: 3 Days

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How it works

Procedure and Process Treatment

TKR Step 1

Pre-Surgical Assessment

Doctors evaluate knee function, run diagnostic tests, and finalize implant sizing.

Surgical Knee Replacement

The surgeon removes damaged surfaces from the knee and fits a prosthetic joint accurately.

TKR Step 3

Immediate Recovery and Monitoring

The patient is moved to recovery where vital signs and pain levels are closely managed.

TKR Unilateral Step 4

Physiotherapy and Mobilization

Rehabilitation begins early with walker-assisted walking and exercises to strengthen the joint.

Step Toward a Pain-Free Tomorrow

Unilateral TKR can restore movement and eliminate years of discomfort. With expert care and the right rehabilitation, your new knee can help you walk, climb, and live without hesitation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some practical questions patients ask before unilateral TKR:
Not necessarily. Many patients undergo the procedure under spinal anesthesia, which is safer and promotes faster recovery.
You can start walking with support usually within 24 hours after surgery under the guidance of a physiotherapist.
With proper care and regular activity, modern implants can last 15–20 years or longer in many patients.