Revision Knee Replacement For A Highly Diabetic Omani Patient : Patient Success Story Max Hospital

Mala Yazdeen blood sugar levels were far from being under control which further intensified his leg infection and made surgery risky Doctor Ramneek Mahajan Senior Director Orthopaedics and Joint Reconstruction advised revision knee replacement surgery which was accomplished only when the patient diabetes was normalised Through the revision total knee replacement arthroplasty Stage 1 an antibiotic spacer was inserted into his knee to cure the infection The patient was fully relieved of the pain Six weeks after the surgery and could walk without support Patient was investigated periodically to see his progress and resolution of infection he was subsequently operated for final surgery Stage 2 revision total knee replacement was done Post surgery patient was made to walk on day of surgery and was allowed to bend his knee Post surgery 1 month passed and he is completely pain free and walking without support

Mala Yazdeen blood sugar levels were far from being under control which further intensified his leg infection and made surgery risky Doctor Ramneek Mahajan Senior Director Orthopaedics and Joint Reconstruction advised revision knee replacement surgery which was accomplished only when the patient diabetes was normalised Through the revision total knee replacement arthroplasty Stage 1 an antibiotic spacer was inserted into his knee to cure the infection The patient was fully relieved of the pain Six weeks after the surgery and could walk without support Patient was investigated periodically to see his progress and resolution of infection he was subsequently operated for final surgery Stage 2 revision total knee replacement was done Post surgery patient was made to walk on day of surgery and was allowed to bend his knee Post surgery 1 month passed and he is completely pain free and walking without support. Mala Yazdeen blood sugar levels were far from being under control which further intensified his leg infection and made surgery risky Doctor Ramneek Mahajan Senior Director Orthopaedics and Joint Reconstruction advised revision knee replacement surgery which was accomplished only when the patient diabetes was normalised Through the revision total knee replacement arthroplasty Stage 1 an antibiotic spacer was inserted into his knee to cure the infection The patient was fully relieved of the pain Six weeks after the surgery and could walk without support Patient was investigated periodically to see his progress and resolution of infection he was subsequently operated for final surgery Stage 2 revision total knee replacement was done Post surgery patient was made to walk on day of surgery and was allowed to bend his knee Post surgery 1 month passed and he is completely pain free and walking without support