Knee Replacement at Massachusetts General Hospital

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Knee Replacement at Massachusetts General Hospital
Knee Replacement at Massachusetts General Hospital provides specialized surgical treatment for patients with advanced knee arthritis, severe joint damage, chronic pain and reduced mobility. Care includes orthopedic evaluation, imaging, personalized surgical planning, knee replacement surgery and structured postoperative rehabilitation.
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Why Price on Request?

The cost depends on the severity of knee damage, type of replacement, implant, diagnostic testing, anesthesia, hospitalization and rehabilitation required. A personalized estimate can be provided based on the patient's treatment plan.


Complete Description
What Is Knee Replacement?

Knee replacement is a surgical procedure that replaces damaged portions of the knee joint with prosthetic components to reduce pain and improve mobility and function.


Who May Need Knee Replacement?

Knee replacement may be considered for patients with:

  • Advanced osteoarthritis

  • Severe knee joint degeneration

  • Rheumatoid arthritis

  • Significant cartilage damage

  • Certain traumatic joint injuries

  • Persistent pain despite nonsurgical treatment


Knee Replacement Consultation

An orthopedic specialist may evaluate:

  • Knee pain

  • Swelling

  • Stiffness

  • Walking ability

  • Joint stability

  • Previous treatments

  • Medical history

  • Physical activity


Knee Imaging & Evaluation

Diagnostic evaluation may include:

  • X-rays

  • MRI when appropriate

  • CT when required

  • Physical examination

  • Preoperative laboratory testing

Imaging helps assess joint damage and supports surgical planning.


Total Knee Replacement

Total knee replacement involves replacing damaged portions of the knee with artificial components.

It may be considered when multiple areas of the knee are significantly damaged.


Partial Knee Replacement

For selected patients whose arthritis is limited to a specific compartment of the knee, partial knee replacement may be considered.

Suitability depends on the extent and location of joint damage.


Knee Replacement Surgery

During surgery, damaged joint surfaces are removed and replaced with prosthetic components.

The surgical technique is selected according to the patient's anatomy and condition.


Knee Replacement for Arthritis

Severe arthritis can lead to:

  • Persistent knee pain

  • Stiffness

  • Reduced walking ability

  • Difficulty climbing stairs

  • Difficulty performing everyday activities

Knee replacement may be recommended when conservative treatments no longer provide adequate relief.


Complex Knee Replacement

Patients with significant deformity, previous knee surgery or complex joint damage may require specialized preoperative planning.


Revision Knee Replacement

Patients who already have a knee implant may require revision surgery because of:

  • Implant wear

  • Loosening

  • Infection

  • Instability

  • Fracture

  • Other implant-related complications

Revision procedures can be more complex than primary knee replacement.


Preoperative Medical Assessment

Before surgery, patients may undergo assessment of:

  • Cardiovascular health

  • Diabetes

  • Blood pressure

  • Medications

  • Infection risk

  • General surgical fitness


Postoperative Knee Care

After surgery, medical teams may monitor:

  • Pain

  • Wound healing

  • Knee movement

  • Mobility

  • Joint stability

  • Potential complications


Knee Replacement Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation may include:

  • Physical therapy

  • Walking training

  • Strengthening exercises

  • Range-of-motion exercises

  • Balance training

  • Functional recovery


Recovery After Knee Replacement

Recovery varies depending on:

  • Patient age and health

  • Surgical procedure

  • Preoperative mobility

  • Rehabilitation participation

  • Other medical conditions


Knee Replacement Second Opinion

Patients may seek a second opinion regarding:

  • Whether replacement is necessary

  • Timing of surgery

  • Total versus partial replacement

  • Implant options

  • Revision surgery

  • Nonsurgical alternatives


International Patients

International patients should provide:

  • Knee X-rays

  • MRI/CT scans when available

  • Orthopedic reports

  • Previous surgery records

  • Medication list

  • Laboratory results


Benefits of Specialized Knee Replacement Care

Specialized services may provide:

  • Detailed knee evaluation

  • Personalized surgical planning

  • Joint replacement expertise

  • Revision surgery evaluation

  • Rehabilitation coordination

  • Long-term follow-up


Why Choose Massachusetts General Hospital for Knee Replacement?

Massachusetts General Hospital provides specialized orthopedic care for patients with advanced knee arthritis, complex joint disease and significant knee dysfunction, supported by orthopedic surgery, imaging and rehabilitation services.


Cost & Price on Request

Price: Price on Request

Potential costs may include:

  • Orthopedic consultation

  • X-rays/MRI/CT

  • Preoperative testing

  • Surgeon fees

  • Anesthesia

  • Knee implant

  • Hospitalization

  • Medications

  • Physical therapy

  • Rehabilitation

  • Follow-up care

A personalized cost estimate should be requested according to the patient's diagnosis and procedure.


Frequently Asked Questions
1. When is knee replacement recommended?

It may be considered when severe knee damage causes persistent pain and functional limitations despite appropriate nonsurgical treatment.

2. What is the difference between total and partial knee replacement?

Total knee replacement treats more extensive joint damage, while partial knee replacement may be appropriate when arthritis is limited to a specific part of the knee.

3. Is knee replacement a major surgery?

Yes. It is a major orthopedic procedure that requires surgical preparation and postoperative rehabilitation.

4. How long does recovery take?

Recovery varies between patients and depends on the procedure, overall health and rehabilitation progress.

5. How much does knee replacement cost?

Price is available on request. Costs depend on the procedure, implant, anesthesia, hospitalization, diagnostic testing and rehabilitation.


Product Details

Product Name: Knee Replacement at Massachusetts General Hospital

Hospital: Massachusetts General Hospital

Brand: Massachusetts General Hospital

Country: United States

Specialty: Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine

Service Type: Knee Replacement

Customer-Facing Price: Price on Request

International Patients: Available

Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA



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