Revision Surgery
Expert re-do surgery for failed or painful joint replacements and earlier spine or fracture operations.
Overview
About Revision Surgery
Occasionally, a joint replacement or an earlier operation may wear out, loosen, become infected or fail to heal. Revision surgery replaces or corrects the failed implant to restore a stable, pain-free joint.
Revision cases are more complex than first-time surgery and need careful planning, specialised implants and experience in complex reconstruction.
Conditions Treated
- Loosening of a knee or hip replacement
- Implant wear or breakage
- Infection after joint replacement
- Instability or dislocation of an implant
- Failed fracture fixation
- Failed earlier spine surgery
When to See a Doctor
- New pain in a replaced joint
- The joint feels loose or unstable
- Swelling, redness or wound problems
- Clicking or grinding in the implant
- Pain returning after earlier surgery
Treatment Options
Detailed Evaluation
Imaging and tests to find the cause of failure.
Implant Revision
Replacement of loose or worn components.
Infection Management
Staged surgery and antibiotics when needed.
Complex Reconstruction
Bone grafts and special implants for bone loss.
Benefits
Recovery Journey
- 1
Days 1–5
Walking with support begins soon after surgery.
- 2
Weeks 2–12
Physiotherapy and regular reviews.
- 3
Months 3–6
Gradual return to daily activities.
Recovery time varies from patient to patient. Dr. Ravindra Singh will explain what to expect in your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common reasons are loosening, wear, infection or instability, sometimes many years after surgery.
It is more complex than first-time surgery, so careful planning and experience are important.
New pain, swelling or instability in a replaced joint should be checked by your surgeon.
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