Partial Knee Replacement

A minimally invasive solution for arthritis limited to one part of the knee, helping preserve natural movement and promote faster recovery.

About Partial Knee Replacement

Partial Knee Replacement, also called Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty, is performed when arthritis or damage affects only one compartment of the knee joint. Unlike total knee replacement, this procedure preserves healthy bone, cartilage, and ligaments.

The Three Compartments of the Knee

Medial: Inner side of the knee
Lateral: Outer side of the knee
Patellofemoral: Front of the knee between the kneecap and thigh bone

Why Choose Partial Knee Replacement?

Feature	Partial Knee Replacement	Total Knee Replacement
Incision	Smaller	Larger
Recovery	Weeks	Months
Hospital Stay	Outpatient	1–3 Days
Knee Motion	More Natural	Restricted
Blood Loss	Minimal	Significant

Eligibility Criteria

Ideal candidates usually have:

Arthritis limited to one compartment
Stable ACL and ligaments
Good knee movement
Mild to moderate deformity

Recovery Process

Weeks 1–2

Walking support with walker or cane
Early physiotherapy
Focus on pain control and mobility

Weeks 3–6

Walking independently
Return to light daily activities

3 Months+

Improved strength and flexibility
Return to normal routine and activities

Benefits

Smaller scars
Less blood loss
Shorter hospital stay
Faster rehabilitation
Better knee function

Partial Knee Replacement

A minimally invasive solution for arthritis limited to one part of the knee, helping preserve natural movement and promote faster recovery.

About Partial Knee Replacement

The Three Compartments of the Knee

Why Choose Partial Knee Replacement?

Eligibility Criteria

Recovery Process

Weeks 1–2

Weeks 3–6

3 Months+

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