Knee Replacement
Minimally invasive total and partial knee replacement, including revision surgery.
What Is Knee Replacement?
Knee replacement is a surgical procedure that replaces damaged or worn knee joint surfaces with an artificial implant. Florida Orthopedic & Spine Institute performs minimally invasive total and partial knee replacement.
Careful surgical planning helps position the implant with precision. Partial knee replacement preserves healthy bone and ligament when only one compartment of the joint is damaged, rather than replacing the entire joint.
Who Is a Candidate?
Knee replacement may be appropriate when non-surgical treatment has not relieved knee pain caused by:
Osteoarthritis or ligament damage
Damage limited to one part of the knee joint
A previously failed knee replacement
A physician evaluation and imaging are required to confirm candidacy.
Careful surgical planning supports precise implant alignment, and partial knee replacement preserves more of the natural joint when damage is limited.
Who It's For:
Patients with knee pain limiting daily activity
Patients with damage confined to one compartment of the knee
Patients with a previously failed knee replacement
What to Expect Consultation & Imaging: A physician evaluates the joint and determines whether total, partial, or revision replacement is appropriate.
Surgical Planning: Your surgeon reviews imaging to plan implant size and position specific to your anatomy.
Surgery: Total, partial, or revision knee replacement, performed by a fellowship-trained joint reconstruction surgeon.
Recovery: Follow-up care and rehabilitation guidance tailored to the procedure performed.
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