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Knee replacement surgery

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What is a partial knee replacement

A partial knee replacement is performed when only a specific part of the knee is damaged, such as the medial or lateral compartment. This method preserves most of the healthy tissue, including the ligaments and meniscus, allowing for faster recovery and maintaining the natural feel of the knee.

What is a complete knee replacement

Total knee replacement is a surgery performed when all parts of the knee are damaged and not functioning properly, usually as a result of severe wear and tear or traumatic injury. The surgery involves removing all damaged surfaces of the knee and replacing them with artificial surfaces composed of high-quality metal and acrylic. This solution allows the patient to return to daily function without pain.

The kinematic method for knee replacement

This method is particularly suitable for patients who wish to return to sports activity or high physical function.

Dr.Lamykin Konstantin uses the kinematic method of knee replacement, in which the implant is adjusted to the patient's natural axis of motion, as opposed to other methods that are based on standard mechanical placement of the implant. The goal is to restore natural knee motion, while maintaining a sense of comfort and optimal function.

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When is knee replacement necessary

There are several situations in which it is recommended to consider knee replacement surgery

Chronic pain that does not improve with conservative treatments

Significant limitation of knee movement

Severe arthritis, such as osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis

Traumatic injuries that caused irreversible damage to the joint

Advantages of anterior approach surgery

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Adapted to the patient's needs and anatomical structure

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Faster recovery with advanced methods

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Reducing pain and improving knee function

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Significant improvement in quality of life

Recovery and convalescence

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After knee replacement surgery, Dr. Lamykin emphasizes a personalized rehabilitation process that includes physical therapy exercises to strengthen muscles and restore range of motion. Typically, patients can return to daily activities within 4-6 weeks, with the final result usually visible within about 6 months.

Tips for successful rehabilitation

Maintaining a healthy body weight to ease joint pain

Periodic medical monitoring to assess the progress of rehabilitation

Ensure that you perform physiotherapy exercises regularly

Using aids such as a walking stick in the first few weeks after surgery

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Why choose Dr. Konstantin Lamykin

Dr. Lamykin and his team will be at your disposal throughout the rehabilitation process to ensure a quick and safe return to routine.

Possible risks

Infection

Blood clotting

Injury to nearby nerves or blood vessels

Persistent pain

Implant loosening or displacement

Dr. Lamykin Konstantin adheres to the highest standards in order to minimize the possible risks of the surgery. Possible risks include

It is important to note that Dr. Lamykin performs a thorough evaluation before each surgery, using advanced technologies and an experienced professional team, to ensure optimal results.

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