Your knees are essential for almost every movement, from walking and running to bending and lifting. When knee pain develops, it can severely limit your activities, impacting your work, hobbies, and overall quality of life. Mr. Raman Sethi is dedicated to helping you find freedom from knee pain and get back in motion.
Mr. Raman Sethi is a fellowship-trained Orthopaedic Surgeon with a subspecialty focus on knee conditions. He offers world-class diagnosis and treatment, from advanced non-surgical options to cutting-edge surgical techniques like robotic-assisted knee replacement, all aimed at restoring your knee function and helping you resume the activities you love.
Mr. Sethi provides expert evaluation and comprehensive care for a wide range of knee conditions, including:
The most common form of knee arthritis, often called "wear and tear" arthritis, where the cartilage in the knee joint progressively breaks down.
An autoimmune disease causing chronic inflammation and damage to the knee joint lining.
Arthritis that develops in the knee after a significant injury or fracture.
Such as ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) tears, MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament) tears, PCL (Posterior Cruciate Ligament) tears, and LCL (Lateral Collateral Ligament) tears, often sustained during sports.
Injuries to the C-shaped cartilage pads that cushion the knee joint, common in sports or with twisting motions.
Pain around the kneecap, often caused by overuse, muscle imbalance, or alignment issues.
Tears or ruptures of the tendons above or below the kneecap, often requiring surgical repair.
Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs or tendons around the knee.
Mr. Sethi is experienced in offering both conventional and cutting-edge surgical technique. Mr. Sethi offers a full spectrum of treatment options for knee and hip conditions, ranging from conservative management to advanced surgical interventions, always tailored to your specific diagnosis, lifestyle, and goals. He aims for the best possible outcomes through personalised, patient-centered care.
Utilising Mako Robotic technology for highly precise and personalised knee joint replacement. This advanced method aids in optimal implant positioning, potentially leading to improved function and faster recovery.
A well-established and highly effective procedure for severe knee arthritis, replacing the damaged joint surfaces with prosthetic components. Navigated surgery uses computer assistance for precise alignment.
Corrective surgery to replace or modify components of a previous total knee replacement due to wear, loosening, infection, or other complications.
A procedure for patients with arthritis confined to only one compartment of the knee, using robotic precision to replace only the damaged part, preserving more of the natural knee joint.
Surgical repair or reconstruction of a torn Anterior Cruciate Ligament, often performed arthroscopically, to restore knee stability, particularly for active individuals.
A minimally invasive surgical technique using a small camera to diagnose and treat various knee problems, including meniscus tears, cartilage damage, and removal of loose bodies.
Surgical repair for significant tears or ruptures of the tendons around the kneecap to restore extensor function of the knee.
Where appropriate, Mr. Sethi also advises on and coordinates non-surgical treatments, which may include:
Your journey to improved knee health with Mr. Sethi typically involves:
A detailed history, thorough physical examination, and advanced imaging (X-rays, MRI, CT scans) are used to accurately diagnose your knee condition.
Mr. Sethi will explain your diagnosis, discuss all suitable treatment options – surgical and non-surgical – outlining their benefits, risks, and what to expect from each.
Based on your diagnosis and discussion, a personalised management plan will be formulated, designed to achieve the best possible outcome for you.
If surgery is performed, you’ll receive clear pre-operative
instructions and a structured post-operative rehabilitation program, often in collaboration with expert physiotherapists, to ensure a strong and successful
recovery.
When facing knee pain or injury, choosing the right specialist is crucial. Patients choose Mr. Sethi for:
As a fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon with a dedicated focus on lower limb conditions, Mr. Sethi possesses in-depth knowledge and extensive experience in treating a broad spectrum of knee issues, from common injuries to complex arthritic conditions.
He is highly experienced in utilising Mako Robotic technology for both total and partial knee replacements. This advanced precision aims for optimal implant placement, potentially leading to better outcomes, natural knee feel, and enhanced recovery.
Mr. Sethi is committed to understanding your unique situation. He ensures you have a thorough understanding of your diagnosis and all available treatment options, collaborating with you to create a personalised plan that aligns with your lifestyle and recovery goals.
From your initial consultation and precise diagnosis to advanced surgical intervention and guided rehabilitation, Mr. Sethi and his team provide meticulous, integrated care focused on your complete recovery and return to optimal function.
Total knee replacement (TKR) replaces all three compartments of the knee. Partial knee replacement (PKR), or unicompartmental knee replacement, is for arthritis confined to only one compartment of the knee, preserving more of your natural joint. Mr. Sethi will determine which is appropriate for you.
Robotic assistance aims to enhance the precision and accuracy of implant placement, which can lead to improved alignment, potentially better long-term function, and a more natural feel for the patient. While still a developing field,
many surgeons and patients find benefits from this advanced technology.
Recovery varies significantly depending on the type of surgery. For major procedures like total knee replacement, initial recovery is typically 6-12 weeks, with continued improvement for up to a year. For arthroscopic procedures, recovery is generally much faster, often a few weeks. Your specific recovery plan will be provided by Mr. Sethi and your physiotherapist.
Yes, physiotherapy is a vital part of recovery for almost all knee surgeries, especially replacements and ligament reconstructions. It’s crucial for regaining strength, range of motion, and function, and to ensure the best long-term outcome.
Not all knee pain requires surgery. Many conditions can be effectively managed with non-surgical treatments like physiotherapy, medication, injections, and activity modification. Mr. Sethi will always explore conservative
options first and recommend surgery only when it’s the most appropriate and effective solution for your condition.
Don’t let knee pain hold you back. Take the proactive step towards relief and restored mobility. Book a Consultation with Mr. Raman Sethi to discuss your knee condition and explore your treatment options.
