Partial Knee Replacement in Dallas, TX
27 joint replacement surgeons in Dallas, TX, are listed for partial knee replacement. Review training, hospital affiliations, and patient ratings below.
Joint Replacement Surgeons in Dallas, TX
Allaaddin Mollabashy
VerifiedAndrew W. Chambers
VerifiedAntonia F. Chen
VerifiedBilal M. Mahmood
VerifiedCharles S. Rutherford
VerifiedChristian T. Royer
VerifiedDavid A. Heck
VerifiedDavid W. Boone
VerifiedDevesh Ramnath
VerifiedDonald W. Hohman
VerifiedJ S. Appleton
VerifiedJames B. Montgomery
VerifiedJames M. Lancaster
VerifiedJames W. Brodsky
VerifiedJoel E. Wells
VerifiedJohn R. Tenny
VerifiedJustin M. Cardenas
VerifiedMatthew Nevitt
VerifiedNathan F. Gilbert
VerifiedPhillip E. Hansen
VerifiedRichard E. Jones
VerifiedRonnie D. Shade
VerifiedScott O. Paschal
VerifiedShelton G. Hopkins
VerifiedCommon questions
What is the difference between partial and total knee replacement?
A partial replacement resurfaces only the worn section of the knee and keeps the healthy parts, while a total replacement resurfaces the entire joint. Partial replacement typically means a smaller incision and a quicker early recovery, but it only works when the arthritis is limited to one area.
Who is a candidate for partial knee replacement?
Candidates typically have arthritis confined to one part of the knee with healthy ligaments and good motion. Imaging and an exam by a surgeon determine whether a partial replacement is an option.
Can a partial knee replacement be converted to a total one later?
Yes. If arthritis later spreads to other parts of the knee, a partial replacement can typically be revised to a total knee replacement. Your surgeon can explain what that would involve.
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What conditions does Partial Knee Replacement treat?
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