Navigator Technique for Precise Knee Surgery
When pain occurs in your joints, whether caused by wear and tear from use or an accident, the best option for you is to receive treatment from a specialized physician to relieve the symptoms and even cure the pain. Traditional surgery can cause you to experience more pain and injury. Therefore, the Knee and Hip Replacement Surgery Center at Phyathai Nawamin Hospital has introduced the Navigator innovation for highly precise surgery, targeting the exact area where you are in pain. For your safety, this minimizes injury from treatment, allowing you to recover faster after surgery compared to traditional surgery.
Navigator Technique Different from Traditional Surgery
With the expertise of the medical team and the readiness of medical technology, the Navigator program is a highly precise surgical system. When your pain cannot be relieved by injections, surgery to replace the knee or hip joint at the Knee and Hip Replacement Surgery Center, Phyathai Nawamin Hospital, is ready to be the best treatment option for your condition because
- There is minimal surgical scarring due to precise and accurate positioning
- No pain during surgery and very little blood loss
- The knee/hip prosthesis is made from durable, safe materials that meet international standards and are designed to fit the patient’s body size individually
- You can choose between general anesthesia or local anesthesia in consultation with the medical team
- High safety with infection control standards in every surgical process
- Fast recovery with care from nurses in collaboration with professional physical therapists closely
- You can walk independently as soon as 24 hours after surgery, or within 5 days after joint replacement surgery, you can return to normal life (depending on the patient’s physical readiness and detailed evaluation by the medical team)
Why the Navigator Innovation for Knee and Hip Replacement Surgery is Essential for You
With the expertise of the doctors and staff at the Knee and Hip Replacement Surgery Center, Phyathai Nawamin Hospital, combined with the Navigator technology for knee and hip replacement surgery, your joint pain treatment will be more effective, increasing the chance of recovery from that pain. Our goal is for patients to be able to walk and live independently without worrying about being a burden to relatives and those around them. After deciding to undergo knee or hip replacement surgery with us, you will experience maximum value and benefits for your quality of life.
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