Overview
When arthritis affects just one part of the knee, a partial replacement preserves bone, ligaments, and joint motion.
Effortless Journey Ahead
PARTIAL KNEE REPLACEMENT
Who Benefits
Arthritis confined to only one compartment of the knee Strong, intact ligaments (especially ACL) Good knee motion and alignment
Procedure Snapshot
Duration: 45–60 minutes under spinal or epidural anesthesia Smaller incision, less bone and soft-tissue removal
Recovery Timeline
Walk with support: 1–2 days Return to desk work: ~2 weeks Low-impact sports: ~6 weeks Full recovery: ~8–10 weeks
Longevity & Safety
10–15 years in most patients with moderate activity Lower blood loss and infection risk vs. total knee Easier to revise if needed later
FAQ
On day of surgery patient is allowed to walk full weight bearing
Patient will be operated under anesthesia so essentially a painfree procedure.
25 years
No