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COMPLEX JOINT RECONSTRUCTION SPECIALIST

Revision Joint Surgery Specialist in Powai, Goregaon, Andheri & Oshiwara

While primary joint replacements are highly successful, implants over time can suffer from natural mechanical wear, aseptic loosening, infection, or joint instability. At Dr. Rahul Rane’s Orthopaedic Clinic , we specialize in high-complexity Revision Total Knee, Hip, and Shoulder Replacements utilizing Advanced Orthopaedic Solutions (AOS) to remove worn components and rebuild damaged bone stock.

The AOS (Advanced Orthopaedic Solutions) Revision Protocol

Our AOS revision strategy combines 3D CT preoperative mapping, specialized modular revision prostheses, structural bone grafting or metal augments, and customized rapid-rehabilitation to restore long-term joint integrity.

SURGICAL EXCELLENCE

AOS Revision Replacement Procedures

Knee Reconstruction

Revision Total Knee Replacement

Involves removing loose or damaged original knee components, addressing bone loss with specialized metal augments or stems, and inserting constrained revision implants for full knee stability.

  • Restores structural leg alignment
  • Corrects ligamentous instability
Hip Reconstruction

Revision Total Hip Replacement

Replaces worn hip ball/socket hardware, repairs acetabular or femoral bone defects using specialized revision stems and bone grafts, and prevents recurring hip dislocations.

  • Eliminates deep thigh and groin pain
  • Long-stem stability for bone loss
Shoulder Reconstruction

Revision Shoulder Replacement

Revises failed anatomical shoulder components or converts failed primary surgeries to Reverse Total Shoulder prostheses to restore overhead arm function utilizing deltoid muscle strength.

  • Converts failed TSR to Reverse Shoulder
  • Restores arm elevation and mobility
CLINICAL INDICATIONS

Common Causes for Joint Revision

Implant Wear & Loosening

Friction over 15-20 years loosens plastic components or bone-implant interfaces causing pain.

Periprosthetic Infection

Deep joint infections requiring multi-stage cleanout, antibiotic spacers, and fresh implant placement.

Periprosthetic Fractures

Bone fractures occurring around an existing implant component requiring stem stabilization.

Joint Instability & Dislocation

Stretched ligaments or misaligned primary components leading to repeated joint subluxation.

RECOVERY PROCESS

AOS Revision Rehabilitation Protocol

Structured care for safe bone integration and joint healing.

Phase 1

Protected Weight-Bearing

Monitored early motion with protective braces or walkers to allow bone graft and implant integration.

Phase 2

Strength Rehabilitation

Progressive muscular re-education and gait training under specialized orthopaedic physical therapy.

Phase 3

Functional Independence

Return to unassisted daily living, comfortable mobility, and stable, pain-free joint function.

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