Joint Replacement

Joint replacement surgery is an effective remedy for patients suffering from advanced osteoarthritis. The surgery has been shown to significantly improve joint mobility and daily functions. Patients will enjoy permanent relief from pain, enabling them to stop relying on the long-term use of pain killers.

• Knee replacement (partial/full)
• Hip replacement (partial/full)
• Hand (finger), wrist and elbow joint replacement
• Shoulder replacement
• Ankle Replacement

• When a particular joint is devoid of cartilage
• When it is difficult and severely painful to move the joint
• When it is so painful that it affects your daily activities
• When non-surgical procedure or medication no longer works

• Recovery period varies and ranges from 6 to 12 weeks which includes physiotherapy as part of the rehabilitation
• A well-performed knee and hip replacement surgery can last for 15 to 20 years
• Newly designed high flexion knee implants offer post-operative range of movement to around 135 degrees

Dr. TAY Yong Guan
MBBS (Malaya),
MS Orth (UM),
FRCS (Edinburgh)

Dr. Reza NG Ching Soong
BMedSc (Belgium),
MD (Belgium),
Orthopaedic Surgery (Belgium)

Dr. Edmund ONG Thiam Lock
MBBCh, BAO (Ireland), FRCS (Edinburgh), AM (Malaysia)

Dr. Ranjit Singh GILL
MBBS (Malaya), FRCS (Edinburgh), FRCS (Glasgow), AM (Malaysia)
Fellowship in Hand and Microsurgery (Louisville, USA)