What is the cost of minimally invasive knee replacement in India?

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What is the cost of minimally invasive knee replacement in India?

Answered by Samruddhi Bhartiya

This procedure is essentially an evolved version of the traditional knee replacement surgery, but with better techniques that reduce the number of cuts and stitches, and also allow implants to be placed with little to no trouble.
This improves your recovery process and allows you to be more mobile.

Complications can arise if you happen to:
be overweight.
be older.
have health issues.
have some kind of knee deformity issue.
Following are the risks that you are likelier to encounter post-surgery:
Blood clot, severe wound, nerve/artery damage, and faults in the positioning of prosthetic knee implants

Read this blog for more info and tips related to care and other conditions where this procedure can do great wonders - Painless knee-replacement.

The knee replacement surgery cost in India is approximately between Rs.1,50,000 to Rs.3,80,000. Depending on technology and material used for creating and fixing implants, the experience of doctor, as well as location and value-added service of clinic.

Use our page to find surgeons who provide services at reasonable prices - Knee Replacement Surgeon in India.
Discuss the success rate of doctor with regards to his experience with these surgeries, pre-operative measures, and post-operation care, as well as your medical history.

Drop us a message if you have any other doubt, let us know your prefered city for better recommendations, take care!

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Answered by Dr. Shivanshu Mittal

Ranges from 1.4lakh to 3lakhs depending on the type of hospital and implant. Contact@8639947097

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