Minimally Invasive Subvastus Knee Replacement Surgery

Minimally Invasive Subvastus Knee Replacement Surgery is a state-of-the-art surgical technique designed to replace a damaged knee joint with an artificial implant while preserving the integrity of the quadriceps muscle. Unlike traditional knee replacement, this approach avoids cutting through the quadriceps tendon, allowing for reduced trauma to surrounding tissues. As a result, patients experience significantly less pain, minimal scarring, and a faster recovery process. This technique also promotes better post-surgical mobility, improved knee strength, and a quicker return to daily activities. By utilizing smaller incisions and advanced surgical precision, Subvastus Knee Replacement enhances overall outcomes.

Causes for Knee Replacement Surgery

• Severe Knee Deformities – Conditions like bow legs or knock knees affecting mobility and quality of life.
• Rheumatoid Arthritis – An autoimmune disorder that leads to chronic joint inflammation and damage.
• Post-Traumatic Arthritis – Joint deterioration following an injury or fracture.
• Osteoarthritis – The most common reason, causing joint degeneration, pain, and stiffness.
• Avascular Necrosis – Bone tissue death due to a lack of blood supply.
• Failed Previous Knee Surgery – If a previous knee surgery or replacement has not provided relief, a revision surgery may be necessary.

Symptoms Indicating the Need for Knee Replacement Surgery

• Chronic Knee Pain – Persistent pain that does not improve with rest, medication, or physiotherapy.
• Joint Stiffness – Difficulty in bending or straightening the knee, especially after sitting for long periods.
• Swelling & Inflammation – Recurrent swelling due to arthritis or cartilage damage.
• Limited Mobility – Difficulty in walking, climbing stairs, or performing daily activities.
• Cracking or Grinding Sensation – A feeling of bone rubbing against bone due to cartilage loss.
• Ineffectiveness of Conservative Treatments – If medications, injections, or therapy no longer