Joint Preservation Surgery

Q1: What is joint preservation surgery?
A: It’s a surgical approach aimed at repairing joints to delay or avoid joint replacement.

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Q2: Who is a candidate for joint preservation surgery?
A: Patients with early-stage arthritis or joint damage looking to maintain natural joint function.

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Q3: How is joint preservation surgery different from joint replacement?
A: 4Preservation focuses on repair, while replacement involves removing and substituting the joint.

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Q4: What joints can be preserved with this surgery?
A: Commonly knees, hips, and shoulders can benefit from preservation techniques.

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Q5: What procedures are used in joint preservation?
A: Arthroscopy, cartilage repair, osteotomy, and ligament reconstruction are common methods.

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Q6: What is the recovery time after joint preservation surgery?
A: Recovery varies but generally involves weeks to months of physiotherapy and gradual activity resumption.

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Q7: Are the results of joint preservation surgery permanent?
A: It can significantly delay the need for replacement but may not be permanent for all cases.

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Q8: Can joint preservation surgery relieve pain?
A: Yes, it often reduces pain and improves joint function and mobility.

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Q9: What are the risks associated with joint preservation surgery?
A: Risks include infection, blood clots, or incomplete relief, which your doctor will discuss.

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Q10: Where can I get advanced joint preservation surgery in Mumbai?
A: Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya at Advanced Joint Care Center specializes in joint preservation treatments.