Surgery recommendations are based on a patient's pain level and level of disability, not on their age. Orthopaedic surgeons evaluate each patient individually, but the majority of total Kne Replacement patients are between the ages of 50 and 80. From the young teenager with juvenile arthritis to the elderly patient with degenerative arthritis, total Kne Replacements have been successfully performed at all ages.
In order to determine whether a total Knee Replacement is the most effective way to reduce your pain and enhance your function, your orthopaedic surgeon will go over the findings of your evaluation with you. We will also consider and talk about additional treatment options, such as medications, injections, physical therapy, or other kinds of surgery. Your orthopaedic surgeon will also go over any risks and issues that could arise from total Kne Replacement, such as those that could arise from the surgery itself and those that might develop over time following your procedure.
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