Dr. Tejas Gandhi is the best joint replacement surgeon in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. He is specialist of major surgery like knee joint and hip joint replacement operation. Joint replacement surgery, is a procedure of orthopedic surgery in where a ligament or useless joint surface is replaced with an orthopedic surgery. Joint replacement is considered as a treatment when major joint pain or brokenness is not eased by less- obtrusive treatments.
He demonstrates high orthopedic knowledge and skills in the management of sports Injuries, arthritis Management, fracture treatment and spine care thereby getting patients back on their feet in an expeditious manner.
Total Knee Replacement
Total knee replacement is the
procedure where damaged cartilage or surface of the joint is replaced by high
grade metal and plastic material called prosthesis.
Knee replacement has an excellent result, which improves
quality of life, completely relieves pain and allows the patient to perform all
routine normal activities.
Revision
Knee Replacement
Revision knee replacement treatment
that part or all of your previous knee replacement needs to be revised. This
operation varies from very minor adjustments to massive operations replacing
significant amounts of bone and hence is difficult to describe in full.
Services offered are:
♦ Joint replacement (both primary and revision, partial knee replacement, elbow and shoulder replacement.
♦ Trauma surgeries.
♦ Knee Ligament
♦ Fractures
♦ Spinal problems (degenerative and traumatic)
♦ Arthroscopic surgeries of knee and shoulder
♦ Top knee replacement surgeon Ahmedabad
Total Hip Replacement (TKR Surgery)
A total hip replacement is a
surgical procedure whereby the diseased cartilage and bone of the hip joint is
surgically replaced with artificial materials or hip implant.
Today, advanced techniques and technologies have
revolutionized hip replacements, allowing more arthritis patients to consider
treatments at an earlier stage than they had in the past.
Arthritis
is one of the five leading causes of disability among elderly men and women.
The risk for disability from arthritis is as great as that from cardiovascular
disease.
Shoulder Joint Replacement Surgery
When your shoulder is healthy and
functioning properly, you won't give it much thought. But when pain and
stiffness interfere, you'll find it hard to ignore. The most frequent source of
debilitating pain and joint destruction is arthritis.
Elbow Joint Replacement Surgery
The elbow joint is made up of three bones: the humerus bone
of the upper arm, and the ulna and radius bones of the forearm. The ulna and
the humerus meet at the elbow and form a hinge. This hinge allows the arm to
straighten and bend. The large triceps muscle in the back of the arm attaches
to the point of the ulna (the olecranon). When this muscle contracts, it
straightens out the elbow. The biceps muscles in the front of the arm contracts
to bend the elbow.
A joint replacement surgery is
usually considered a last resort for a badly damaged and painful elbow joint.
The artificial joint replaces the damaged surfaces with metal and plastic that
is designed to fit together and rub smoothly against each other. This takes
away the pain of bone rubbing against bone.
Ankle Joint Replacement Surgery
The ankle is one of the most crucial joints in your body.
Since the ankle is a weight-bearing joint that absorbs the body's full impact,
pain from an injured or diseased ankle is especially severe and debilitating.
Because the ankle is so integral to an active lifestyle, it
is an injury-prone part of the body for young and older people alike. Even
moderate sprains and fractures can lead to problems, sometimes years later.
Finger Joint Replacement Surgery
If you equate that simple motion
with pain and stiffness, then perhaps you can sympathize with the thousands of
people who suffer from a very troubling form of arthritis that affects their
hands. People with rheumatoid arthritis have trouble flexing their knuckles,
including the large ones at the top of the first called the metacarpophalangeal
(MCP) or proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joints of the hand. These knuckle
joints act as hinges between the long bones in the hand and the smaller bones
in the fingers.
If arthritis in your hands is affecting your quality of life, finger joint replacement
may be an effective pain relief option. This area of the site features in depth
information on finger replacement surgery detailing what happens before, during
and after your surgery.
Wrist Joint Replacement Surgery
The wrist joint is replaced with an artificial joint (also
called prosthesis) much less often than other joints in the body, such as the
knee or the hip. Still, when necessary, this operation can effectively relieve
the pain caused by wrist arthritis. When severe arthritis has destroyed the
wrist joint, artificial wrist replacement surgery (also called wrist
arthroplasty) can help restore wrist strength and motion for many patients.
The main reason for replacing any arthritic joint with an artificial joint is
to stop the bones from rubbing against each other. This rubbing causes
pain. Replacing the painful arthritic joint with an artificial joint gives
the joint a new surface, which lets it move smoothly without causing pain.
Bone Joint
Surgery
There are more than 300 bones and joints in your body. If
just one of them isn’t functioning properly, you could be in for a world of
pain and discomfort. You have difficulty performing everyday activities, you
also suffer from chronic pain, Your range of motion is becoming limited. It’s
important to see a specialist as soon as possible to prevent your condition from
getting worse. Call a doctor and ask them for their earliest available
appointment. Dr. Tejas Gandhi will then discuss your
diagnosis and help you select the best treatment plan so that you can live an
active and functional life.
Contact US:
"Upnishad" 202/203, Second Floor,
Under Shreyas Crossing Flyover Bridge,
Manekbaug, Ambawadi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat – 380015
Email: drtejasgandhi@ymail.com
Mobile:+91 8490902885
URL: https://www.drtejasgandhi.com/
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