Arthroplasty & Joint Replacement in Erode
We offer arthroplasty and joint replacement surgeries.
Contact the hospital for details.
Arthroplasty is a surgical procedure that replaces damaged or arthritic joints with artificial implants.
It is commonly performed on the knee, hip, and shoulder.
Contact the hospital for details.
Key Procedures We Support
Orthopedic Surgeons
Our orthopedic surgeons provide joint replacement care.
Total Knee Replacement (TKR): Full knee joint replacement for severe arthritis or injury.
- Total Hip Replacement (THR): Replaces damaged hip joints with implants.
- Partial Knee Replacement: Targets only the affected part of the knee.
- Shoulder Replacement: Restores shoulder function and relieves chronic pain.
- Revision Joint Replacement: Corrects or replaces previous joint implants.
- Minimally Invasive Arthroplasty: Contact the hospital for details.
Dr.M.Anand
MS.,(ORTHO)
Consultant - Orthopedics, arthroscopy, arthroplasty
Reception- for appointment
Conditions We Treat
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Post-Traumatic Arthritis
Avascular Necrosis
Joint Deformities
Severe Joint Injuries
Is Joint Replacement Right for You?
Consider joint replacement if you experience:
Constant joint pain—even at rest
Difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or standing
Swelling or stiffness in joints
No relief from medications or physiotherapy
Why Choose Care 24 Hospital for Joint Replacement in Erode?
Surgical Techniques
For information about surgical techniques, contact Care24 reception on 0424-2666-666.
Recovery
Contact the hospital for details of recovery after surgery.
Personalized Pre & Post-Operative Care
Each patient receives a tailored treatment plan that includes pre-surgical evaluation and post-operative follow-ups.
Revision Surgeries
For information about revision surgeries, contact Care24 reception on 0424-2666-666.
Rehabilitation & Physiotherapy Support
Our dedicated physiotherapy and rehabilitation team supports patients throughout recovery, helping restore strength, flexibility, and confidence through guided therapy sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
You should consider surgery if joint pain affects your daily activities, doesn’t improve with medications or physiotherapy, or if stiffness and limited movement reduce your quality of life.
Recovery varies by procedure and patient, but most people start walking within a day or two and return to normal activities within 6–12 weeks with proper physiotherapy.
Modern implants can last 15–20 years or more, depending on your activity level, weight, and overall health. Regular follow-ups help extend implant life.
Joint replacement is a commonly performed procedure. Suitability and outcomes depend on the individual patient; contact the hospital for details.
Yes, most patients walk with minimal or no support within a few weeks. With consistent physiotherapy, you can return to normal walking patterns and daily activities comfortably.
