Conservative Knee
advanced reconstruction

Expert Care for Every Stage of
Knee Disease

Knee pain can range from early wear-and-tear to complex ligament and cartilage injuries. Dr. Manish Bansal offers a structured approach — accurate diagnosis, clear explanation of options, and treatment aligned with international standards.

Whether you are an active sportsperson, a working professional, or an older adult with arthritis, the goal is the same: restore function, reduce pain, and help you return to the life you want.

Key Details About Joint Replacement Surgery

• Knee Arthritis
  Early arthritis may respond to physiotherapy, weight management, injections, and activity modification. Advanced cases may benefit from partial or total knee replacement when conservative care is no longer enough.
• Ligament Injuries
  ACL and other ligament injuries are assessed based on instability, sport demands, and associated damage. Some patients recover well with rehab; others need arthroscopic reconstruction for long-term stability.
• Cartilage Damage
  Localised cartilage loss can cause catching, swelling, and pain. Treatment may include physiotherapy, arthroscopic debridement, or cartilage-focused procedures depending on defect size and location.
• Osteotomy
  For selected younger patients with one-sided knee arthritis, osteotomy can realign the leg and delay or avoid replacement surgery while preserving natural joint function.
• Patella Problems
  Maltracking, instability, and anterior knee pain are common in young and active patients. Treatment focuses on biomechanics, strengthening, and surgical correction when structural issues persist.

Joint replacement surgery can dramatically improve quality of life, enabling patients to return to daily activities with greater ease and comfort.