Unilateral Knee Replacement at Medical Park, Istanbul, Turkey

Yes, you can avail of the Unilateral Knee Replacement Treatment package at Medical Park Hospital, Istanbul. We offer a range of specialized treatments, including Unilateral Knee Replacement treatments, for individuals with Unilateral Knee Replacement Treatment needs. To get detailed information about the treatment package and availability. Please contact our customer support team for more information on the specific treatment package and its cost.

Dr. Firat Oruc is an Orthopedic specialist who holds an experience of 14 years in orthopedics surgeries along with various medical treatments. Dr. Firat Oruc has created his name as an Orthopedic specialist along with various treatments which mainly include surgery of ankle fusion, Knee Arthroscopy, Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction (ACL), Total Knee Replacement, Meniscus repair, Meniscectomy, Total knee replacement surgery (U/L), Total knee replacement surgery (B/L).
Some more main treatments on his list are major fractures or injury, shoulder inflammation, shoulder arthritis, hip fracture, pain in the shoulder, knee pain and injury, ankle trauma, hip joint fracture or injury, injury in the shoulder, knee deformation and knee osteoarthritis, hip joint bone tumor.
All these could happen due to symptoms like joint issues, and problems in bones, and ligaments. He has expertise in treating injuries like joint injuries, shoulder injuries, and ankle injuries, and performing major bone surgeries. Main services include Ankle fusion surgery, Knee arthroscopy, Total replacement of Knee (B/L), Repair of the Meniscus, and minor injury treatments.
Contact us to gather more specific information about how Dr. Firat Oruc can assist with Unilateral Knee Replacement Treatment.

Candidates for unilateral knee replacement typically have severe knee pain, stiffness, and limited mobility due to conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or injury. The decision to undergo knee replacement surgery is based on multiple factors, including the severity of symptoms and the impact on daily activities.

During the surgery, the damaged bone and cartilage are removed from the knee joint. The ends of the thigh bone (femur) and shin bone (tibia) are then reshaped to fit the prosthetic components. The artificial joint, made of metal and plastic, is then attached to the bone with cement or through a press-fit technique.