Wockhardt Center for Knee Replacement is an initiative of Wockhardt Hospital for Bone and Joint care specialty. Knee Replacement Center at the Wockhardt Superspecialty Hospitals are preferred destination for patients from USA, UK and Canada because of the state of the art infrastructure and rich experience at this center for all kinds of Knee Replacement, Hip Replacement and Shoulder Replacement surgeries. Knee Replacement The new age innovation High Flexion Rotating Platform Knee System accommodates complex knee kinematics in deep flexion up to 155 degrees with reduced wear. Hip Resurfacing Unlike conventional hip replacements, patients undergoing Hip Resurfacing surgery are able to maintain a very active and sporty lifestyle and can squat and sit on the floor without the risk of dislocation. Shoulder Replacement Similar to other joint replacement procedures, shoulder replacement surgery is generally done to address persistent pain that is not controlled by non-surgical therapy. The Wockhardt Bone and Joint Hospital is equipped to treat all types of musculo-skeletal problems ranging from Trauma Surgery to Minimally Invasive Arthroscopy Surgery. The hospital also specilalises in surgery for total knee replacement, sports medicine, ligament repair, knee surgery, spine surgery and physical therapy for rehabilitation. Wockhardt Bone & Joint Hospital has complete technology and advanced skills to perform Microscopic Lumber & Cervical Discectomy, Endo-scopic Spine Surgery and Arthroscopic surgeries such as Ligament Reconstruction in the knee, Subacromial Decom-pression in the shoulder. Services and Procedures » Arthroscopic surgery:Key hole surgery for disorders of knee and shoulder » Minimal Access Spine surgery » Hip Resurfacing » Paediatric Bone & Joint Surgeries » Fracture Treatment » Sports Medicine » Speciality Clinic for Arthritis » Trauma & Pain Management » Osteoporosis » Lifestyle Modification Programme (Rehabilitation) » Patient Education Programme » Knee Replacement (Minimally invasive and full knee bending ) » Knee Resurfacing » Total Knee Replacement » Unicondylar Knee Replacement » Total Hip Replacement » Hip Resurfacing / Surface Replacement Arthroplasty » Shoulder Replacement » Shoulder Resurfacing

Prosthetic knee joint. Coloured frontal X-ray of a patient's right leg, showing a knee implant (brown). Stitches (dark lines) are also seen at centre right. The artificial joint consists of two halves, one half attached to the femur (thigh bone) above the knee and the other half attached to the tibia (shin bone) below the knee. This is a hinge joint, which also allows a degree of rotation, imitating the mobility of the natural joint. Prosthetic knee joints are used to replace joints that have become stiff and painful as a result of arthritis or injury. Knee replacements can dramatically improve knee joint mobility, and can offer years of independence. The artificial components can, however, loosen with time.