Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing
Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing is a revolutionary approach in knee surgery, designed to provide minimal pain, faster recovery, and long-lasting results. This advanced technique combines minimally invasive surgery, patient-specific implants, improved pain control, and reduced blood loss, making it suitable even for older patients.
With this Fast-Track approach, patients can walk within a few hours after surgery, experience almost no pain, and enjoy a shorter hospital stay.
Minimally Invasive Tissue-Sparing Technique
Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing uses smaller incisions and specialized instruments to preserve muscles, tendons, and soft tissues around the knee. This tissue-sparing approach allows for precise placement of patient-specific implants, even in patients with higher body weight. The procedure provides a functional, stable knee while maintaining deep bending ability, enabling activities like squatting or sitting cross-legged.
Advanced Pain Control
Pain control is a key factor for quick recovery. In Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing, a cocktail of medicines is injected around the knee during surgery, reducing post-operative pain and allowing patients to move their legs within hours after the procedure.
Key Advantages
Walk within 3 hours after surgery
Minimal pain and blood loss
Short hospital stay
Fast rehabilitation and early return of knee motion
Muscle strength preserved
High flexibility and deep bending possible
Implants designed for longevity
Stitchless or minimal stitches for faster healing
Why Choose Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing
Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing is designed for patients who want quick recovery, minimal discomfort, and long-lasting results. By reducing tissue trauma, preserving muscles, and using advanced patient-specific implants, this procedure enhances quality of life, allowing patients to return to daily activities faster.
With Fast-Track Knee Resurfacing, it’s “No Pain, All Gain”—a modern solution that combines cutting-edge technology, expert surgical technique, and faster rehabilitation to help patients get back on their feet confidently and safely.