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JOINT REPLACEMENT CLINIC

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Joint Replacement Clinic in Pune | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Replacement

Joint Replacement Clinic at Global Hospital, Pune performs knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, and elbow replacement surgery, removing damaged cartilage and bone and replacing it with a metal or plastic joint surface to restore pain-free movement. The clinic uses quality implants and techniques designed to minimize ligament loss during surgery, helping patients return to normal movement faster than with older surgical approaches.

What Is Joint Replacement Surgery?

Joint replacement surgery removes damaged cartilage and bone from a joint and replaces it with an artificial metal or plastic surface, restoring alignment and pain-free function. It’s typically recommended once arthritis or joint damage has progressed to the point where medication, physiotherapy, and injections no longer provide adequate relief.

Joint replacement techniques have advanced significantly over the past decade — modern implants and minimally invasive approaches now mean many patients resume normal movement within a much shorter recovery window than older surgical methods required.

Joints We Replace

Joint

Common Reason for Replacement

Knee

Severe osteoarthritis, ligament damage, chronic joint pain

Hip

Hip arthritis, fractures, avascular necrosis

Shoulder

Severe arthritis, rotator cuff damage combined with arthritis

Ankle

Advanced ankle arthritis limiting mobility

Elbow

Severe arthritis or trauma-related joint damage

Why Choose Global Hospital for Joint Replacement

 

  • Quality implants designed for long-term durability and natural movement

  • Ligament-preserving technique — minimizes ligament loss during surgery for better post-surgical joint function

  • Advanced arthroscopic options for less invasive procedures where appropriate

  • Sterile, purpose-built operating theatres to reduce post-surgery infection risk

What to Expect: Recovery After Joint Replacement

  1. Immediate post-op care — pain management and monitoring in the first 24–48 hours
  2. Early mobilization — physiotherapy typically begins within a day or two to prevent stiffness
  3. Progressive rehabilitation — walking aids are phased out as strength and balance improve
  4. Follow-up monitoring — regular check-ins to confirm healing and implant positioning

Most patients see steady improvement in mobility over 6–12 weeks, though full recovery timelines vary by joint and procedure.

Book a Joint Replacement Consultation

Persistent joint pain that limits your daily life doesn’t have to be permanent. Book a consultation to find out if joint replacement is right for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if I need joint replacement instead of other treatment? 

A: Joint replacement is generally considered once arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain that limits daily activity despite medication, physiotherapy, or injections. An orthopedic surgeon confirms this through physical examination and imaging (X-ray or MRI) showing the extent of joint damage.

Q: How long does recovery from knee or hip replacement take? 

A: Most patients begin walking with support within a day or two of surgery and see significant improvement in mobility over 6 to 12 weeks, though full recovery and return to more strenuous activity can take several months. Recovery speed depends on the joint replaced, the patient’s overall health, and adherence to physiotherapy.

Q: How long do joint replacement implants last? 

A: Modern joint replacement implants commonly last 15 to 20 years or longer, though this varies with implant type, patient activity level, and joint. Younger, more active patients may eventually need a revision surgery, which is a factor surgeons discuss when timing the original procedure.

Q: Is joint replacement surgery safe for older patients? 

A: Age alone isn’t usually a barrier to joint replacement — overall health, other medical conditions, and the ability to participate in post-surgical rehabilitation matter more than age. Many patients in their 70s and 80s undergo joint replacement successfully with proper pre-surgical evaluation.