Knee Replacement

General Orthopedics

GENERAL ORTHOPEDICS

DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPEDICS

Orthopedics is a medical specialty which focuses on diagnosis, correction, prevention, and treatment of patients with skeletal deformities.

Germanten Hospitals Advanced Bone and Joint Institute aim to provide world-class treatment for various orthopedic disorders and sports injuries.

We are fully equipped with most advanced cutting-edge technology like computer navigation system, Robotic Systems, Spinal Neuromonitoring, CARL Zeiss operating microscopes, high definition cameras and arthroscopic equipment for performing technically challenging procedures.

We have a team of highly skilled and dedicated orthopedic surgeons who have been trained globally.

World class operative

Knee Replacement Surgery

Partial knee Replacement

Robotic Makoplasty Patrial Knee replacement

Shoulder Replacement Surgery

Hip Replacement Surgery

Spinal Deformity Correction Surgery (scoliosis)

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Surgery

Complex Fractures Surgery

World class operative

STEM CELLS and PRP injections

Cartilage Replacement

Visscosupplementation

ESWT Therapy

Furoscopic CT guided Injections for backpain

RF Denervation therapy

Hydrotherapy

Educational Videos

GENERAL ORTHOPEDICS

General Orthopedics is a medical practise done by physicians who specialize in treatment of patients with disarrangement of bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, ruptured disks. These elements comprise the musculoskeletal system. The physicians who specialize in this area are called orthopaedic surgeons or orthopaedic surgeons. Orthopaedics surgeons deal with medical specialty that primarily focuses on injuries, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of body's musculoskeletal system. The complex system comprises of elements including disorder of hammer toes, arthritis, osteoporosis, club foot and unequal leg length, abnormalities of the fingers and toes and growth abnormalities.

Orthopaedic surgeons supervise peculiar problems of the musculoskeletal system without surgery, through advanced imaging procedures, such as MRI excercises and rehabilitative therapies. Most orthopaedic disorders do not require surgery. The best approach is to converse with a musculoskeletal specialist who can initiate a customized treatment plan. These experts know when it is appropriate to involve other members of the team, including when there is a need for additional consultation and/or surgery.

Surgeons got Great achievements in the surgical management of degenerative joint disease. For example, The surgeon will diagnose your problem and helps you select the surgical treatment best fit for the patient to lead an active functional life. The common procedures done by the Orthopaedic surgeons are.

GENERAL ORTHOPEDICS

ARTHROSCOPY

A procedure using special cameras and equipment to visualize, diagnose and treat problems inside a joint.

FUSION

A soldering process by which bones are fused together with bone grafts and internal devices like metal rods to form into a single solid bone.

INTERNAL FIXATION

A method to hold the broken pieces of bone in proper position with metal plates, pins or screws while the bone is healing.

JOINT REPLACEMENT

A process which removes a damaged joint and replaced with an artificial joint called a prosthesis.

OSTEOTOMY

The correction procedure of bone deformity by cutting and repositioning the bone.

SOFT TISSUE REPAIR

Process of adjustment of soft tissue, such as torn tendons or ligaments.

Continous research is progressing on growing articular cartilage in joints, which may one day reduce the need for some people to get joint replacements.

LIST OF GENERAL ORTHOPAEDIC CONDITION WITH LATEST WORLDCLASS TREATMENTS

General Orthopaedic Neuro & Rheumatological conditions

Back Pain

Cervical & Lumbar spondylosis

Lumbar disc problem

Sciatica

Neck pain

Joint pains

Arthritis

Rheumatological disorders

Frozen shoulder

Heel pain

Plantar fasicities

Ligament Injuries around joints

Knee Osteoarthritis

Rhematoid arthritis

NEUROLOGY

TRUST OUR SUPER SPECIALTY CARE

The complex science of Neurology is committed to incorporate medical expertise in various areas like brain tumors, spinal degenerative diseases, sleep disorders, Parkinson's stroke, neurovascular diseases/trauma of brain and spine and many movement disorders. The minor disturbances in functioning of nerves and spine cause overwhelming disabilities. The department of neurosciences leads with panel of doctors, surgeons, and nursing staff who provide diagnosis using modern neuroimaging techniques. The medical tests & procedures at our hospital includes CT scan, Carotid ultrasound, discogram, electroencephalogram (EEG), radiofrequency neurotomy and lumbar puncture. Our neurologists are advanced in latest technologies like neuro-imaging, neuroanaesthesia where these techniques helped for decrement in loss of life. At our hospital, we rely on providing super specialty care that advances to quality of life. We are now equipped with world class treatments.

OUR MEDICAL PROCEDURES

CT-SCAN

Computerized tomography (CT-Scan) is a specific type of X-ray that takes cross-sectional images of different parts of the body. Images are examined by a technician. Sometimes CT-images are merged to create 3-D images to provide a clear idea of the tumor. Doctors recommend CT-scan to identify internal bleeding and internal swellings, to spot the area of the tumor. In some cases, a contrast material is used for CT-scan that allows highlighting of the area of the body that is to be tested. This contrast material enters into our bodies through various ways such as oral, injection and rectal.

BRAIN TUMORS

These tumors are serious disorders that cause more pressure on the brain or even damage to the brain. The main cause for raise in intracranial pressure is due to brain tumor. The advancement in various surgical methods like anesthesia, micro neurological techniques have illuminated patient's disorders related to brain tumor. These can be occurred due to tuberculoma, abscess, cysticercosis, AIDS etc. The symptoms of brain tumor depend on the location of the tumor. So, there are chances for increasing paralysis, memory loss, speech loss or loss of body coordination. For confirmation of brain tumor, neurologists perform various treatments such as CT Scan brain, MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) and lumbar puncture.

Shoulder Surgery

SHOULDER SURGERY

Your shoulder is the most flexible joint in your body. It allows you to place and rotate your arm in many positions in front, above, to the side, and behind your body. This flexibility also makes your shoulder susceptible to instability and injury. Depending on the nature of the problem, nonsurgical methods of treatment often are recommended before surgery. However, in some instances, delaying the surgical repair of a shoulder can increase the likelihood that the problem will be more difficult to treat later. Early, correct diagnosis and treatment of shoulder problems can make a significant difference in the long run.

FRACTURED COLLARBONE

A fractured collarbone and acromioclavicular separation are common injuries of children and others who fall on the side of their shoulder when playing. Most of these injuries are treated nonsurgically with slings or splints. Severe displaced fractures or acromioclavicular joint separation may require surgical repair.

SHOULDER REPLACEMENT

Shoulder replacement is recommended for patients with painful shoulders and limited motion. The treatment options are either replacement of the head of the bone or replacement of the entire socket. Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan, orthopaedic surgeon will discuss with you the best option.

PREVENTION OF FUTURE PROBLEMS

It is important that you continue a shoulder exercise program with daily stretching and strengthening. In general, patients who faithfully comply with therapies and exercises prescribed by their orthopaedic surgeon and physical therapist will have the best medical outcome after surgery.

Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan, orthopaedic surgeon is a medical doctor with extensive training in diagnosis and nonsurgical and surgical treatment of the Shoulder.

Anatomy of Shoulder Joint

The shoulder is a ball-and-socket joint. It is made up of three bones: upper arm bone (humerus), shoulder blade (scapula) and collarbone (clavicle).

The ball at the top end of the arm bone fits into a small socket (glenoid) of the shoulder blade to form the shoulder joint (glenohumeral joint).
The socket of the glenoid is surrounded by a soft-tissue rim (labrum).
A smooth, durable surface (articular cartilage) on the head of the arm bone, and a thin inner lining (synovium) of the joint allows smooth motion of the shoulder joint.
The upper part of the shoulder blade (acromion) projects over the shoulder joint. One end of the collarbone is joined with the shoulder blade by the acromioclavicular (AC) joint. The other end of the collarbone is joined with the breastbone (sternum) by the sternoclavicular joint.
The joint capsule is a thin sheet of fibers that surrounds the shoulder joint. The capsule allows a wide range of motion, yet provides stability.
The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that attach your upper arm to your shoulder blade. The rotator cuff covers the shoulder joint and joint capsule.
The muscles attached to the rotator cuff enable you to lift your arm, reach overhead, and take part in activities such as throwing or swimming.
A sac-like membrane (bursa) between the rotator cuff and shoulder blade cushions and helps lubricate motion between these two structures.

TREATMENT

SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY

Shoulder Problems and Treatments

Bursitis or Tendinitis

Bursitis or tendinitis can occur with overuse from repetitive activities, such as swimming, painting, or weight lifting. These activities cause rubbing or squeezing (impingement) of the rotator cuff under the acromion and in the acromioclavicular joint. Initially, these problems are treated by modifying the activity which causes the symptoms of pain and with a rehabilitation program for the shoulder.

Impingement and Partial Rotator Cuff Tears

Partial thickness rotator cuff tears can be associated with chronic inflammation and the development of spurs on the underside of the acromion or acromioclavicular joint. The conservative nonsurgical treatment is modification of activity, light exercise, and, occasionally, a cortisone injection. Nonsurgical treatment is successful in a majority of cases. If it is not successful, surgery often is needed to remove spurs on the underside of the acromion and to repair the rotator cuff.

Full-Thickness Rotator Cuff Tears

Full-thickness tear of the rotator cuff. Full-thickness rotator cuff tears are most often the result of impingement, partial thickness rotator cuff tears, heavy lifting, or falls. Nonsurgical treatment with modification of activity is successful in a majority of cases. If pain continues, surgery may be needed to repair full-thickness rotator cuff tears. Arthroscopic techniques allow shaving of spurs, evaluation of the rotator cuff, and repair of some tears. Both techniques require extensive rehabilitation to restore the function of the shoulder.

Instability

Instability of the shoulder. Instability occurs when the head of the upper arm bone is forced out of the shoulder socket. This can happen as a result of a sudden injury or from overuse of the shoulder ligaments. The two basic forms of shoulder instability are subluxations and dislocations. A subluxation is a partial or incomplete dislocation. If the shoulder is partially out of the shoulder socket, it eventually may dislocate. Even a minor injury may push the arm bone out of its socket. A dislocation is when the head of the arm bone slips out of the shoulder socket. Some patients have chronic instability. Shoulder dislocations may occur repeatedly.

Patients with repeat dislocation usually require surgery. Open surgical repair may require a short stay in the hospital. Arthroscopic surgical repair is often done on an outpatient basis. Following either procedure, extensive rehabilitation, often including physical therapy, is necessary for healing.

Fractured Collarbone and Acromioclavicular Joint Separation

A fractured collarbone and acromioclavicular separation are common injuries of children and others who fall on the side of their shoulder when playing. Most of these injuries are treated nonsurgically with slings or splints. Severe displaced fractures or acromioclavicular joint separation may require surgical repair.

Fractured Head of the Humerus (Arm Bone), or Proximal Humerus Fracture

A fractured head of the humerus is a common result of falls on an outstretched arm, particularly by older people with osteoporosis. If fragmented or displaced, it may require open surgical repair and possibly replacement with an artificial joint (prosthesis).

Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis

Arthritis of the shoulder. Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can destroy the shoulder joint and surrounding tissue. They can also cause degeneration and tearing of the capsule or rotator cuff. Osteoarthritis occurs when the articular surface of the joint wears thin. Rheumatoid arthritis is associated with chronic inflammation of the synovium lining which can produce chemicals that eventually destroy the inner lining of the joint, including the articular surface.

Shoulder Replacement

Shoulder replacement is recommended for patients with painful shoulders and limited motion. The treatment options are either replacement of the head of the bone or replacement of the entire socket. Your orthopaedic surgeon will discuss with you the best option.

Orthopaedic Evaluation

The orthopaedic evaluation of your shoulder consists of three components:

A medical history to gather information about current complaints; duration of symptoms, pain and limitations; injuries; and past treatment with medications or surgery.
A physical examination to assess swelling, tenderness, range of motion, strength or weakness, instability, and/or deformity of the shoulder.
Diagnostic tests, such as X-rays taken with the shoulder in various positions. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be helpful in assessing soft tissues in the shoulder. Computed tomography (CT) scan may be used to evaluate the bony parts of the shoulder.

Your orthopaedic surgeon will review the results of your evaluation with you and discuss the best treatment. You and your doctor may agree that surgery is the best treatment option. He or she will explain the potential risks and complications that may occur. Your doctor may discuss donating your own blood to be used if needed during surgery.

Some surgical procedures require hospitalization for a number of days. Your doctor may discuss planning for the period after surgery. You may need to either stay in an extended care facility or have someone help you when you return home.

Preparing for Surgery

No food or drink after midnight before surgery.
Discuss with your doctor what to do about medications taken in the morning.
An hour before surgery, you will be assessed in the preoperative area by a nurse anesthetist or anesthesiologist.

Types of Surgical Procedures

You may be given the option to have an arthroscopic procedure or an open surgical procedure.

Arthroscopy

Arthroscopy allows the orthopaedic surgeon to insert a pencil-thin device with a small lens and lighting system into tiny incisions to look inside the joint. The images inside the joint are relayed to a TV monitor, allowing the doctor to make a diagnosis. Other surgical instruments can be inserted to make repairs, based on what is with the arthroscope. Arthroscopy often can be done on an outpatient basis. According to the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, more than 1.4 million shoulder arthroscopies are performed worldwide each year.

Open Surgery

Open surgery may be necessary and, in some cases, may be associated with better results than arthroscopy. Open surgery often can be done through small incisions of just a few inches.

Recovery and rehabilitation is related to the type of surgery performed inside the shoulder, rather than whether there was an arthroscopic or open surgical procedure.

Possible Complications After Surgery

There are always some risks with any surgery, even arthroscopic procedures. These include possible infection, and damage to surrounding nerves and blood vessels. However, modern surgical techniques and close monitoring have significantly minimized the occurrence of these problems.

After surgery, some pain, tenderness, and stiffness are normal. You should be alert for certain signs and symptoms that may suggest the development of complications.

Fever after the second day following surgery
Increasing pain or swelling
Redness, warmth, or tenderness which may suggest a wound infection
Unusual bleeding (some surgical wound drainage is normal and, in fact, desirable)
Numbness or tingling of the arm or hand

Prevention of Future Problems

It is important that you continue a shoulder exercise program with daily stretching and strengthening. In general, patients who faithfully comply with therapies and exercises prescribed by their orthopaedic surgeon and physical therapist will have the best medical outcome after surgery.

Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan, orthopaedic surgeon is a medical doctor with extensive training in diagnosis and nonsurgical and surgical treatment of the Shoulder musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and nerves.

OATS Procedure

Germanten Hospital Excellence

Germanten Hospital in Hyderabad has emerged as best orthopedic hospital in India. Led by Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan, the hospital provides world-class care to patients suffering from every type of sickness.

The superbly constructed 100-bed hospital in Attapur of Hyderabad has come into being due to the vision of Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan, a noted orthopedic surgeon. Reputed as a visionary among his peers Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan was an ace medical student in his youth and continued his passion for excellence in US and Germany where he trained to become a top-notch surgeon.

Germanten Hospital is one of the few institutions in the country to bring to revolutionary OATS procedure for repair of cartilage damage.

What is cartilage damage in a joint?

Cartilage damage in the ankle or knee usually has an accident or trauma as a cause. The joint kinks or it is twisted creating a distortion injury. The following damages can occur during this accident:

Elongation or rupture of the external or internal ligaments on the ankle which are responsible for joint guidance.
Damage to bones and cartilage caused by very high mechanical pressures due to twisting of the ankle. In extreme cases, talus or ankle fork may also break causing ankle fracture.

What is an osteochondral lesion (bone-cartilage damage)?

Distortion (twisting or kinking) of the ankle often causes complex damage in the cartilage tissue, but also in the bone tissue. These complex bone cartilage lesions are also referred to as osteochondral lesions. An osteochondral lesion can cause osteoarthritis in the ankle over the long term. Therefore, especially in young patients, the question arises how this can be treated.

Germanten Hospital focuses on new possibilities of cartilage therapy following the development of bone cartilage damage due to an ankle sprain or mal-position of the talus in the ankle joint.

What is a cartilage bone graft or OATS?

In contrast to cartilage transplantation, round cartilage bone cylinders are removed and transplanted from a slightly stressed region of a joint (often knee joint). The cartilage-bone cylinder consists of bone and intact cartilage cover. Similar to the piles used in house construction, this cylinder is pressed into swampy terrain into a solid bone background of cartilaginous bone damage. Several of these cylinders can be used in case of significant damage. If several of these cartilage-bone-cylinders are placed next to each other, this affects the viewer like a mosaic of circular cartilage lids. Therefore, this type of cartilage therapy is called mosaicplasty.

Although cartilage is essential to smooth, painless movement of joints, some areas have a more critical need for support and cushioning provided by cartilage. During an OATS procedure, small plugs of healthy cartilage are removed from areas of the joint that are not in critical need, and transferred to the area of damaged cartilage.

What goals would you like to achieve with the body's own cartilage bone grafting?

Cartilage bone grafting aims to replace cartilage damage with as much as possible 'full' cartilage. This is intended to maintain the joint and prevent rapid osteoarthritis. The replacement of dead bone is also sought. The restoration of painless joint function is the primary goal of the operation.

Who can benefit from cartilage bone grafting in the ankle joint?

Patients who have suffered circumscribed cartilage damage or cavitation under the cartilage due to an accident are perfect candidates for the OATS procedure.

Germanten Hospital Groundbreaking Surgery

At Germanten Hospital this groundbreaking surgery is performed under the supervision of Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan. He has been able to reverse several cases of cartilage damage and restore complete function to the joint using the OATS procedure.

He has been able to reverse several cases of cartilage damage and restore complete function to the joint using the OATS procedure.

Alternative Treatments For Knee Arthritis & Back Problems

ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS FOR JOINTS, BACK AND NECK PAINS :

Back pain, Disc Prolapse, Knee Arthritis and Joint pain are very common, irrespective of age. Most of these cases can be cured using conservation treatment and changes in life style. Osteoarthritis of Knee and Spondylosis of spine may cause stiffness or pain in the neck or back. It may also cause weakness or numbness in legs or arms and for severe cases it effects spinal nerves or spinal cord. Usually, back discomfort is relieved when the person is in lying down position.

COMMON CONDITIONS CAUSING NECK & BACK PAIN

Sciatica
Cervical & Lumbar disc prolapsed
Cervical & Lumbar spondylosis
Spondylosis / Disc Prolapse
Sacroiliac Arthritis
Lumbago
Vertigo ..Etc
Spinal stenosis
Degenerative Disc Disease
Facet Arthropathy
Knee osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatology

Common Conditions Causing Joint Pains

Knee osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis

Moist heat sources include:

Warm baths and washcloths soaked in warm water. Soaking in a warm tub can be a good way to apply heat to all parts of the body at once, especially if you ache all over with fibromyalgia or if you have arthritis in several joints. Applying a cold compress can reduce pain and swelling.

HOW CAN I MAKE ARTHRITIS BACK OR KNEE PAIN GO AWAY?

Exercise, Weight Loss.
Eat well. To stay as healthy as possible, give your body the best nourishment it needs.
Improve your posture. Good posture can prevent future arthritis pain.
Stay active. Regular exercise strengthens muscles that support joints and improves flexibility and balance. Take a break.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
Hyaluronic acid injections.

VISCOSUPPLEMENTATION

If all other treatments prove ineffective or are no longer effective as your osteoarthritis worsens, doctors may need to consider more aggressive treatments.

In search for less invasive treatments that provide greater relief, researchers discovered the benefits of lubrication injections, or viscosupplementation. Viscosupplements are doses of hyaluronic acid that are injected into the knee and into the synovial fluid. This is a relatively new form of treatment for knee OSTEOARTHRITIS. Viscosupplementation has become more popular and more widely accepted, and is being used to treat symptoms of mild to moderate Osteoarthritis of the knee.

HOW VISCOSUPPLEMENTATION WORK

People with osteoarthritis of the knee have lower levels of hyaluronic acid in their synovial fluid. What fluid does remain in the joint is often thinner and less effective than fluid in healthy joints. It is not able to protect cartilage and bone from grinding and damage as well as it once could.

For each dose of a viscosupplement, a doctor injects hyaluronic acid (also called hyaluron or hyaluronate) into the knee joint's synovial fluid.

The additional hyaluronic acid fills the joint area and increases lubrication in the joint, making movement much easier. Researchers also think that the injection of hyaluronic acid may stimulate the body to produce more of its own hyaluronic acid, which will further cushion the joint and make the effects of the injections last longer.

Viscosupplementation is ideal for people who have mild to moderate osteoarthritis of the knee. It may be especially useful for people who have not responded to other osteoarthritis treatments, such as physical therapy, weight loss, pain relievers, and corticosteroid injections.

CARTILAGE TRANSPLANT

Cartilage cells are vital as cushions inside the joints of the body. Healthy cartilage tissue keeps joints smooth, flexible and pain free. If cartilage tissue becomes damaged, this damage tends to be permanent. Joints become painful and lose their flexibility. Cartilage cannot regenerate naturally inside the body. After some time, bones start to collide. The joints start to become inflamed and permanently stiff, unless a prosthetic joint is implanted. This painful process represents the irreversible development of osteoarthritis.

So Replacing lost knee or Joint cartilage with tissue grafts may help restore normal knee or joint function and may delay or even eliminate the need for a knee replacement.

EFFECTIVENESS OF CARTILAGE TRANSPLANT

Immediate and lasting pain reduction
Potentially slow down future cartilage degeneration
Restoration of resilience
Improved agility
Reconstruction of cartilage layer using new cartilage through a natural process
Prevention of or delay in the need for joint replacement

STEM CELL THERAPY

Painful Joints and discs in the neck or low back are common causes of severe disability and back pain. Historically, therapies did not exist to regenerate the degenerative process in a vertebral disc, often leaving surgical intervention as the only option if other non-operative treatment options have failed. In selected patients, there are better ways to treat spinal and Joint disease. Regenerative therapies for the spine and Joints are the future for spinal and joint treatments. We are excited to offer innovative techniques as new and improved ways to try to heal spinal and joint problems without having to undergo surgery. Regenerative therapy options hold wonderful healing potential and represent the future of modern medicine.

THIS IS HOW IT WORK

We obtain a patient's own stem cells by aspirating tissue from the patient's hip bone or from their fat cells. These cells are centrifuged down to identify and separate specific primitive cells that will help heal tissues. Stem cells are then injected into the disc, stimulating healing of the disc by using these primitive blood cells to stimulate regeneration of collagen within the disc. We are excited to report improvements in our patients treated with stem cells.

Not all patients will be a candidate for these disc regeneration procedures. For those whom are ideal candidates, this provides great hope with reduction in pain and improved quality of life without the need for major surgery. We are excited about these great advances in health care and look forward to helping you live pain free.

STEM CELL INJECTIONS ARE MOST COMMONLY USED FOR TREATMENT OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:

Osteoarthritis of joints including knee, hip, shoulder, and ankle joints
Chronic partial rotator cuff tears
Persistent partial tendon tears such as tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, quadriceps and patellar tendon tears
Muscular tears
Meniscal (cartilage) tears in the knee
Discogenic back pain
Spinal facet pain
Chronic radiculopathy (pinched nerve)
Sacroiliac joint pain

STEM CELL INJECTIONS ARE MOST COMMONLY USED FOR TREATMENT OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:

Immediate and lasting pain reduction
Potentially slow down future cartilage degeneration
Restoration of resilience
Improved agility
Reconstruction of cartilage layer using new cartilage through a natural process
Prevention of or delay in the need for joint replacement

HOW ARE THE STEM CELLS INJECTED ?

The area of injury is first identified using ultrasound or fluoroscopy. The area is then sterilized, and the skin above the area is numbed with a novocaine-type solution. Using ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance, a needle is guided to the area of injury, and stem cell solution is injected. All regenerative injections performed at our practice are performed under image guidance with ultrasound or fluoroscopy to confirm accurate placement of stem cells.

WHEN WILL I SEE BENEFIT FROM THE PROCEDURE?

The benefit is usually seen approximately two to three months after the whole treatment protocol has completed; however, you may start to notice benefit sooner than this.

HOW MANY INJECTIONS DO I NEED?

In most cases, patients respond very well to just one treatment; however, the patient may require two to three injections. We never perform more than three injections within a span of 12 months.

OSTEOARTICULAR TRANSFER SYSTEM

The Osteoarticular Transfer System, commonly known as OATS, replaces damaged cartilage in the knee with healthy cartilage from another area of the joint, relieving pain and restoring movement and function to the joint. A mosaicplasty is the name for a general procedure that treats severe cartilage damage, and the OATS procedure is one type of mosaicplasty.

Although cartilage is essential to smooth, painless movement of joints, some areas have a more critical need for support and cushioning provided by the cartilage. During the OATS procedure, small plugs of healthy cartilage are removed from areas of the joint that are not in critical need, and transferred to the area of damaged cartilage.

The OATS procedure is ideal for patients with small areas of cartilage damage that can be easily repaired with a graft. Widespread cartilage damage cannot usually be treated with this procedure, since there may be insufficient amounts of healthy cartilage available.

After the OATS procedure, patients will need to undergo a lengthy physical therapy program in order to restore range of motion and relieve pain and swelling on the joint. Most patients will be on crutches for 6 to 12 weeks after surgery before they can successfully bear weight on the joint again. Long-term follow-up care will be required in order to maintain the results of this procedure.

SPINE CONDITIONS TREATED AT OUR HOSPITAL

Our dedicated team of spine surgery consists of orthopedic spine surgeons, neuro surgeons, neuro physicians and physiotherapists form a comprehensive group. Spine surgery deals with the spectrum of disorders related to the vertebral column and spinal cord. Conditions treated by our Spine Surgery team include:

Slipped disc/herniated disc
Spinal stenosis surgeries – Lumbar & Cervical
Scoliosis/kyphosis
Sciatica
Spondylolisthesis
Degenerative disc disease
Traumatic disorders
Phylogenic infections or Tuberculosis (most common) or any other
Various tumors affect spine, Benign / Malignant
Previously operated / failed back surgery
Emergency spine traumas
Complex spinal deformity corrections – Scoliosis, Kyphosis & kyphoscoliosis
Degenerative spinal disorders
Lumbar & Cervical
Interbody Fusions
Minimally invasive spine surgeries
Vertebroplasty & Kyphoplasty
Minimal Access Spine Technologies (MAST)
Dynamic stabilization
Osteoporotic fractures
Navigation guided spine surgeries
Pain management services

Spine Non Surgical Treatment

SPINE NON SURGICAL TREATMENT

Nonsurgical treatment of spinal problems

Pain in back and usually spine affects a large number of patients. At Germanten Hospital a patient can receive complete non-surgical care of back pain caused by spinal problems. Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan is one of most experienced orthopedic doctors in India and has done post-graduate studies in Germany's renowned orthopedic institute in Munich. He has worked at Breach Candy Hospital Mumbai & Max Hospital Delhi with leading experts in the field.

What is structure of spine?

The spine is a collection of over thirty bones that support the whole body and make it mobile and flexible. Within them lies an essential part of the central nervous system, the spinal cord, which helps the work of the brain. To these bones called vertebrae, are connected ligaments and muscular structures that allow us to perform all movements and to assume the most articulated postures.

The spine is divided into:

Cervical (seven cervical vertebrae)
Dorsal (twelve dorsal vertebrae)
Lumbar (five lumbar vertebrae)
Sacral (five sacral vertebrae)
Coccyx

The vertebrae are separated from each other by intervertebral discs, real bearings that avoid friction of these bones with each other and cushion movements.

Causes of back pain

Back pain can be induced by many reasons and present different characteristics, which must be carefully investigated to be able to issue a precise differential diagnosis and identify the most appropriate therapeutic approach on a case-by-case basis.

The main types of back pain found in clinical practice include:

uncomplicated/non-specific low back pain (by far the most widespread, often associated with acute muscle contraction or ligament stretching and in many cases, not a well-defined cause);
sciatica (inflammation of the sciatic nerve, which starts from the lumbar region of the spine and it runs along the back of the leg to the hollow of the knee, to then branch out to the foot);
osteoarthritis of lumbar, dorsal or cervical vertebrae (with consequent inflammation of the soft tissues surrounding the affected vertebral tract and reactive muscular contracture), associated or not with discopathies (disc herniation, cervical hernias, etc.) and/or marrow suffering spinal;
"whiplash" (violent, sudden and extremely painful contracture of the lumbar muscles during the execution of a sudden movement of the back)
vertebral "compression" fractures are resulting from trauma or spontaneous (the latter being frequent in those suffering from severe osteoporosis).

Regardless of the cause that induced back pain, the presence of a possible neurological compromise on the spinal nerves or spinal cord is signaled by the onset of pain that radiates to other points of the body (arms and hands in the case of cervicalgia; legs and feet in the case of low back pain), accompanied by tingling, altered sensitivity (to heat / cold, pressure, etc.), loss of strength and muscle control. If there is bone marrow suffering in the cervical area, dizziness, balance difficulties, leg instability, incontinence and difficulty walking can also occur.

Available Therapies at Germanten Hospitals

At Germanten Hospitals latest therapies are available at a very reasonable cost including –

Cervical & Lumbar Discography
Lumbar / Cervical / Caudal /Transforaminal Decompressive Neuroplasty
Balloon Neuroplasty
Stellate Ganglion Sympathectomy
Piriformis & other Somatic Musculoskeletal Injections & other procedures of your choice

Consultation & Recovery

Visit Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan, and under his care and advice, you will be able to recover without surgery from spinal problems.

Spine Surgical Treatment

SPINE SURGICAL TREATMENT

Surgical treatment of spinal problems at Germanten Hospital

With an experience of two decades and extensive research and education in the field of orthopedics Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan is the best surgeon for spine surgery in Hyderabad. With advanced training from Germany he has taken part in many thousands of operations and brings to his patients the type of care rarely found in India.

Understanding Back Pain & Surgical Solutions

Back pain is a pervasive and widespread problem among the population. It is reasonable to consider a surgical solution if –

pain does not decrease after months of conservative treatment
pain does not respond to drugs
pain causes a significant limitation of basic daily activities

Some surgical procedures are minimally invasive (microdiscectomy for herniated discs) and allow rapid recovery, while others (vertebral fusions) are more invasive.

Germanten Hospital - Center of Excellence

The Germanten Hospital is a center of excellence in the field of vertebral surgery, designed to surgically solve diseases affecting the back (fractures, hernias, stenoses, etc.).

Vertebral Fractures

As part of the treatment of vertebral fractures, stabilization and vertebroplasty are the basis for the reduction of this type of fracture. By stabilization we mean the application of metal plates, screws or bone grafts to keep two adjacent vertebrae firm and firm, while vertebroplasty means cementation of fractured vertebrae through a percutaneous injection of a cementing substance.

Cervical and Lumbar Disc Hernia Surgery

The herniated disc operation is performed following a rupture of an intervertebral disc whose fibrous-elastic material comes out of its natural seat between 2 vertebrae and causes a compression of the nerve roots with consequent back pain and pain (lumbago, sciatica, radiculopathy) and/or tingling and numbness of the lower limbs (paresthesia). In severe cases, the hernia can cause movement difficulties, paresis, cauda equina syndrome. Surgery consists of removing the herniated disc. There are different types: simple discectomy is the removal of the hernia through partial or total microsurgical removal of the nucleus pulposus; laser ablation involves the use of high-frequency energy to vaporize the nucleus pulposus.

Stenosis Surgery

The stenosis of the channel cervical is a condition in which occurs a decrease in the diameter of the vertebral cervical channel that causes a painful symptomatology that can vary from a cervical pain in the milder cases up to the appearance of a myelopathy that is manifested with hypostenia to the limbs, increase of the reflexes, difficulty in the deambulation with eventual spasticity in the most advanced cases; characteristic is the Lhermitte sign (sensation of generalized electric shock following bending of the neck).

Vertebral Arthrodesis

In the case of degenerative pathologies of the vertebral column and/or its instability, vertebral arthrodesis surgery can be used, which allows for the use of metallic or non-metallic implants (cage, plate-cage, screws, plates, bars, hooks) to bind and fix spinal bones and to stabilize it with reduction of pain and deformities.

Spondylolisthesis

The spondylolisthesis is a disease characterized by a slow and progressive sliding forward of a vertebra concerning the underlying cause of lumbar pain generally accentuated by rapid and sudden movements and/or by physical efforts. The surgery consists of a lumbar fixation: by using bone grafts and instruments, such as metal plates and screws, this procedure allows to blend or create a link between two or more adjacent vertebrae. This intervention is aimed at stabilizing the spine and relieving pain.

Advanced Spine Surgery Technology

Microsurgery and fusion procedure under 3D Image intensifier with flat panel technology
Brain Lab Navigation system to ensure a precise surgical result
Intra operative Nerve Monitoring systems for disc lesion and sciatica surgery

The most exceptional care for spinal surgery with quick recovery time is assured under the guidance of Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan.

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Department of Spine & Neurology

Germanten Hospitals, Centre of Excellence in Spine Surgeries & Care Led by Expert Spine Surgeons Who Are Internationally Recognised

World class Non-surgical Treatments for Back Pain and Sciatica

FLUOROSCOPIC / ULTRASOUND / ENDOSCOPIC/ CT GUIDED PROCEDURES:

Cervical & Lumbar Discography with Intradiscal Decompression
Lumbar / Cervical / Caudal /Transforaminal Decompressive Neuroplasty
Facet(Cervical / Thoracic / Lumbar) RF Denervation
Vertebroplasty, Balloon Kyphoplasty, Sacroplasty
Ozonucleolysis (Cervical / Thoracic / Lumba)
Trigeminal/ Sphenopalatine / Glossopharyngeal RF / Chemical Blocks
Stellate Ganglion Sympathectomy (RF/Chemical)
Celiac Plexus / Splanchnic / Superior Hypogastric / Impar Blocks
Intrathecal / Epidural Catheter & Pumps, SCS & Lead Placement
Carpal Tunnel / Suprascapular / Lat. Cut N of Thigh / Inguinal Nerves Blocks
SI Joint Block & RF Denervation
Shoulder, Knee & Joint Blocks
Paravertebral & Psoas Compartment Block
Piriformis & other Somatic Musculoskeletal Injections

NON OPERATIVE WORLDCLASS TREATMENTS FOR SPINE

Back pain is one of the most common health problems prevalent among a large number of people. Continuously sitting for long hours, lack of exercise and unhealthy working habits are some of the most common causes of back pain.

SOME OF THE COMMON NECK & BACK CONDITIONS WHICH ARE TREATED NON- OPERATIVELY ARE

Sciatica
Cervical & Lumbar disc prolapsed
Cervical & Lumbar spondylosis
Spondylosis / Hiscs
Sacroiliac Arthritis
Lumbago
Vertigo ..Etc
Spinal stenosis
Degenerative Disc Disease
Facet Arthropathy

Conditions treated by our Spine Surgery team include

Slipped disc/herniated disc
Spinal stenosis
Scoliosis/kyphosis
Sciatica
Spondylolisthesis
Degenerative disc disease
Traumatic disorders
Phylogenic infections or Tuberculosis
Various tumors affect spine, Benign / Malignant
Previously operated / failed back surgery
Emergency spine traumas

Our spine Department In Hospital offers state of Art Operating Theater facility

I suite Operating Theaters – We designed our operating Theaters to Create Optimal Operating Environment
OPMI VARIO 700 CARL ZIESS operating microscope – world class Operative Microscope for good three Dimensional visualization
Spinal Cord Neuromonitoring system – Neuromonitoring is most exciting innovations to come into spine surgery

Surgical treatment of spinal problems at Germanten Hospital

With an experience of two decades and extensive research and education in the field of orthopedics Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan is the best surgeon for spine surgery in Hyderabad.

The Germanten Hospital is a center of excellence in the field of vertebral surgery, designed to surgically solve the diseases affecting the back.

Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM)

Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM) is the use of electrophysiological methods such as electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG), and evoked potentials to monitor the functional integrity of certain neural structures during surgery. The purpose of IONM is to reduce the risk to the patient of iatrogenic damage to the nervous system.

ARTHROSCOPY & SPORTS INJURIES

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PCL Avulsion Sports Injury

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Bucket Handle Meniscus Tear

18yrs male sports injury surgery by Dr.Mir Jawad Zar Khan

ACL Ligament Reconstruction

Arthroscopic surgery procedure

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Praveen Kumar - ACL Surgery

ACL Reconstruction at Germanten Hospital

ARTHROSCOPY

Arthroscopic surgery is a procedure that allows surgeons to visualize, diagnose, and treat joint problems. The name is derived from the Greek words arthron (joint) and skopein (to look at). Arthroscopy is performed using an arthroscopy, a small fiber-optic instrument that enables a close look at the inside of a joint through a small key hole incision, where interior of the joint can be visualized through a telescope and the whole procedure can be seen on a TV monitor.

Before the introduction of optical and fiber optic equipment in orthopedics, surgery on the inside of any joint meant making a large incision and opening the joint to do even the most minor procedure. Now its changing and today it is possible to do many surgeries through arthroscopy.

The accuracy of arthroscopy is said to be 100% for diagnosis compared to diagnostic imaging such as MRI in diagnosing damage to the bones, cartilage, tendons, ligaments and muscles that make up a joint. Arthroscopic surgery may be used to relieve mechanical joint problems, such as buckling, stiffness, or locking, and can preclude or delay the need for more aggressive surgery such as a joint replacement.

Arthroscopy Procedure

Sports Injuries Treatment

SPORTS INJURIES

Being minimally invasive, surgeries can be performed as day care surgeries, offering reduced costs and early return to functionality.

Sports injuries to the hip, shoulder, elbow, wrist, foot and ankle can be treated with Arthroscopy.

HTH has a very advanced Arthroscopic system. The Arthroscopic procedures are recorded and intra-op photographs are taken during the surgery and are given to the patient.

KNEE ARTHROSCOPY

Knee is the largest joint and most commonly treated joint by arthroscopy

Common conditions

1. Torn meniscus: The cartilage is trimmed to a stable rim or occasionally repaired

Meniscus repair
Partial menisectomy
Meniscus transplants
Radiofrequency chondroplasty

2. Torn surface (articular) cartilage

Autologous chondrocyte transplantation
Synthetic osteochondral implants
Mosaicplasty/osteochondralautograft transfer
Osteochondral transplants

3. Removal of loose bodies and cysts.

4. Reconstructive surgery

Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction
Arthroscopic PCL reconstruction
MCL and PCL repair and reconstruction
Multiple ligament reconstruction for knee dislocations

5. Patello-femoral (knee-cap) disorders

MPFL repair and reconstruction
Proximal and distal realignment surgery

6. Washout of infected knees

7. General diagnostic purposes

SPORTS MEDICINE DIVISION

Sports medicine target people to ameliorate their athletic performance, recover from sport injuries, prevent future injuries, and help athlets to get back to their desire level of performance. It benefits people who are trying to regain full function and those with disabilities who are trying to increase mobility and capability. It is a quick growing health care field, since health workers who specialize in sports medicine help different people including recreational athelets and high school graduates of every age group. Whether you developed your injury training for your first marathon or during a collegiate sports tournament, our hospital's sports medicine experts are here to help get you back in action. Our team of experts specializes in athletic injuries of the bones, joints, muscles, cartilage and ligaments, with a special focus on shoulder, knee, hip, foot and ankle conditions.

We monitor patients from their consultation and treatment analysing their current physical state, desired outcomes and performance needs in mind and coordinate with rehabilitation staff about their post-treatment care.

Sports Medicine links the gap between science and practice in the advancement of exercise,health, and in study of sports,responsive scientific assessment and performance. Regular features include, sports injury prevention and treatment,exercise for health, drugs in sport and recommendations for training and nutrition.

Sports Medicine focuses on authentic research and definitive reviews in the field of sport and exercise medicine. Sporting performance enhancement including nutrition, equipment and training and research to:

Medical disorder associated with sport and exercise.
Injury prevention and treatment.
Exercise for physical recovery and health.
The application of physiological and biomechanical principles to specific sports.

TRAUMA AND FRACTURES

Multiple Fractures Surgery

Upper limb surgery by Dr.Mir Jawad Zar Khan

Tibia Fracture Recovery

Severe fracture of tibia bone around knee surgery

Hip Fracture with Diabetes

55yrs old patient testimonial after surgery

Understanding Orthopedic Trauma

Orthopedic trauma is a severe injury of musculoskeletal system which is caused by a sudden accident requiring immediate medical attention. Orthopedic trauma condition refers to fractures and dislocations caused by traumatic events. Not all orthopedic traumas are life-threatening, it is life altering. Therefore, the choice of doctors is extremely important. Orthopedic trauma doctors are specialized in complex surgeries of bones, joints and soft tissues to the entire body. Many specialists are just to treat one part of body while others are into general care, but they cannot treat more acute fractures. However, they receive training in orthopedic surgery with a focus on fractured bones treatment and joint realignment.

Common Orthopedic Traumas

Some of the common orthopedic traumas are femoral and tibial shaft fractures, acetabular and pelvic fractures, spine and spinal cord injuries, hand and upper extremity injuries, foot and ankle injuries. Simple fractures, unstable fractures, open (compound) fractures, greenstick fractures are some types of fractures which are commonly noticed.

Treatment Methods

According to the severity of fracture, specialists will decide on the type of treatment given. Open and closed treatments are two wide categories of types of methods. Open treatment involves surgical dealings with broken bone ends to fix them in place. Close treatment is a method where practitioner applies gentle pressure on the bone and with the skin and muscles left intact. Hence, no incursions are made or the bone is not seen by the surgeon. Closed methods are rarely implemented on the patients because the success rate is low when compared to surgical treatments.

Our Approach to Recovery

At our orthopedic hospital, our team helps patients to recover from their the injuries as fully as possible.

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Hip Replacement

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Mr. Abdul Islam - Success Story

Age 21 yrs old from Assam. He was suffering from hip pain for the last 11 years.

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TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT (THR OR TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY)

Hip joint replacement is a medical surgery or procedure which discards the injured joint and replaced with a healthy one. A joint is the location where more than two bones join or merge such as the knee, hip, and shoulder. Our hospital is located in the happening city of Hyderabad city, providing wide range of services for Joint Replacement surgery. Our hospital is a renowned hospital for hip replacement surgery in India.

Hip Replacement is a procedure when other pain management therapies fail to pacify the pain associated with the arthritis of the Hip. Hip replacement is a surgical procedure where the defective hip joint is recouped with prosthetic implant. Such hip joint replacement surgeries are performed to reduce the pain arising due to arthritis or severe physical joint damage which constitutes as a part of the hip fracture. Once the surgery is performed the individual can perform all the daily activities with much ease. Total Hip replacement surgery is also referred to as Total Hip arthroplasty.

WHY THR (TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT)

Osteoarthritis which occurs in the hip joint is a reason for people to opt for Hip Replacement surgery. Hip Replacement is the best option, if persistent pain occurs, loss of motion or deformity of hip joint. Hip replacement is also performed in people suffering from hip damage, rheumatoid arthritis or any serious medical condition, such as a bone tumor or bone loss as a result of inadequate blood supply (avascular necrosis).

SIGNS OF AN INDIVIDUAL OPTING FOR HIP REPLACEMENT:

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Due to severe pain the person cannot sleep.
Gets no relief even after taking pain medications.
Finds it troublesome to climb the stairs.
Having trouble to stand after prolonged sitting.
Facing difficulty in walking, due to the severe pain.

Previously Hip replacement was required when individuals crossed 60 years and above. But the technical advancements in medical technology, has increased the bone strength which makes it durable and long lasting, however artificial joints are easily available which are suitable for active people. However, individuals need another surgery replacement after 15 to 20 years when the replace begins to be worn out.

PREPARING FOR THR

Prior to the total hip replacement surgery, the surgeon will examine and evaluate the patient's physical condition. The hip replacement surgeon thoroughly checks the patient's medical history to make sure that the patient is fit for surgery. The surgeon physically screens the hip, with more focus on the movement in the joints and checks the strength of the muscles in the hip area. Blood tests and X-ray reports are general medical procedures that are performed.

SERVICES OFFERED BY GERMANTEN

Total knee replacement & hip replacement surgeries are performed to keep a check on osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis valgus or varus abnormalities like Hip fractures and defects.

TECHNOLOGY

State of the Art class100 OTs with Hepa Filters.
Surgery of TKR using sophisticated "Zero Technique"
We use all knee and Hip implants
We provide various Radiology and Imaging services (CT, MRI, X- Ray)
Wide range of Pathology and Microbiology.

SPECIALISTS

The hospital is well equipped and supported by

Best in class Arthroscopic Surgeons
Skilled Aestheticians
Modern Intensive care
Well trained and qualified Physiotherapists.

Contact our Hospital for Joint Replacement, Joint Replacement Hospital, Joint Replacement Surgery, Hip Replacement Surgery, Hip Replacement Hospital in Hyderabad, India.

Partial Knee Replacement

Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan is an expert in the field of joint replacement surgery and introduced to India computer navigation and robot-assisted surgery. This navigation technologies are exact and can work using minimally invasive techniques. Naturally, patients at Germanten Hospital of Hyderabad are able to recover quickly and resume their regular activity.

Dr. Jawad Khan, a veteran of two decades in the field of orthopedic surgery, has been at the forefront of introducing the latest medical technology in India.

What is partial knee surgery?

If you were advised to have knee surgery because of arthrosis, it is likely that you can solve your problem with a partial knee replacement. This type of intervention differs from traditional operations in that it is less invasive in terms of articulation and reduced recovery times. Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan has specialization in precisely this surgical approach.

Osteoarthritis is the premature wear of the articular surfaces and brings severe damage to the cartilage of the knee. When conservative treatments and therapies are no longer sufficient, there is the possibility of surgically intervening with the joint replacement. In this case, the replacement can be total or partial, depending on the extent of joint damage. In the primary stages of osteoarthritis is possible that only one side of the knee is damaged. This is usually the inner side of the knee, but, although it is less common, arthritis can also affect the outer side of the knee.

Partial replacement of the knee is a surgical treatment that intervenes by covering only the damaged part of the knee, leaving the ligaments and most of the joint cartilage intact.

The unicompartmental knee prosthesis has improved over the decades' thanks to the use of quality materials. In the last 15 years, then, its use has recorded a marked increase. Today the unicompartmental knee prosthesis can be seen as a safe, reliable procedure that can guarantee long-term success.

Recent research has established that about 50% of patients undergoing knee replacement are candidates for a partial knee replacement. In fact, undergoing partial knee surgery before the disease progresses, you may be able to prevent the disease from spreading to avoid having to endure a total knee replacement.

Features of partial knee replacement

A partial knee prosthesis, also known as a uni-compartmental knee replacement, replaces only the damaged part of the knee leaving the healthy cartilage intact. This may imply –

A smaller incision, using a less invasive procedure and less post-operative pain compared to a total knee replacement
Preservation of the four natural ligaments that help ensure stability and balance
An artificial joint that works more like a natural knee

Benefits of a partial knee replacement

There are many reasons why patients undergoing partial knee replacement are happier and more satisfied than the patients with total replacement

A partial knee replacement is characterized by:

A more natural adaptation
A better range of motion
A faster recovery and a less hospital stay were found using a minimally invasive technique combined with a partial knee replacement
A higher percentage of patients have returned to sports with a low risk of impact and are able to walk for a more extended period.

At Germanten Hospitals there is available latest equipment to carry out advanced computer navigation assisted knee replacement surgery. You can receive the best care under Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan who is an expert in joint replacement surgery and has performed an extensive series of navigated hip and knee replacement surgeries in Germany.

The world's latest treatments are available at Germanten Hospital, and these can provide you an active and pain-free life in as little time as possible. Visit the best orthopedic hospital in India for advice about partial knee replacement and robotic knee replacement under the care of Dr. Mir Jawad Zar Khan.

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