Our Success Stories

At YashoSai Orthopaedic Hospital, we believe that age should never be a barrier to an active, pain-free life. 

Recently, our team had the privilege of helping a 75-year-old patient overcome years of debilitating knee pain and regain her independence through advanced surgical intervention.

The Challenge: Advanced Osteoarthritis

Our patient had been suffering from severe knee pain for several years due to advanced osteoarthritis. This condition had severely impacted her quality of life, leading to:

• Difficulty Walking: Simple daily movements had become painful and strenuous.

• Knee Deformity: The patient had developed a "bow-shaped" knee deformity, which significantly limited her mobility and caused further discomfort.

The Solution: Bilateral Total Knee Replacement (TKR)

Recognizing the extent of her condition, our surgical team performed a Bilateral Total Knee Replacement in a single day.

Why Choose YashoSai Orthopaedic for TKR?

We are dedicated to utilizing the latest advancements in orthopaedic technology to ensure the best outcomes for our patients. For this procedure, we utilized Oxinium implants.

• Superior Longevity: Oxinium implants are engineered for durability, offering a functional lifespan of more than 15–20 years.

• Rapid Recovery: Our focus on precision surgery allowed our patient to see remarkable results quickly.

Results: A Life Reclaimed

The transformation was profound. Within just 14 days post-surgery, the patient was able to walk completely pain-free, with her previous knee deformities successfully corrected.

At YashoSai Orthopaedic Hospital, we believe that every second counts, especially when it comes to life-altering emergencies. This success story highlights a remarkable surgical achievement at YashoSai Hospital, where a multidisciplinary team successfully replanted a patient's completely severed hand.

The Critical Window for Intervention

The patient arrived at YashoSai Hospital following a traumatic accident that resulted in the total amputation of their hand. Recognizing that the success of replantation surgery is highly time-sensitive, our team immediately prioritized the procedure.

The patient was in the operating theater within two hours of the accident, a crucial factor in the successful outcome. The complex surgery, which began at 11:00 PM, lasted until 5:30 AM the following morning.

A Commitment to Patient Care

Beyond technical expertise, this case highlights the compassionate ethos of YashoSai Orthopedic Hospital. When the patient arrived, the primary focus of our team was entirely on saving the hand and restoring the patient's function. The hospital waived all surgical and professional fees, ensuring the patient only covered necessary medical expenses. As noted by the medical team, the decision was driven by a commitment to meeting medical challenges and prioritizing patient well-being over financial gain.

Recovery and Functional Restoration

Sixteen days after the surgery, the patient was discharged, having regained blood flow and the ability to move the hand. While full recovery is a gradual process—requiring a dedicated program of physiotherapy over three to four months to restore fine motor function—the initial results are exceptional.

Important Guidance for Traumatic Injuries

The medical team emphasizes that in cases of traumatic amputation, the way the severed part is handled is critical to success:

• Preservation: The amputated part should be placed in a clean plastic bag and then stored in an ice-lined container.

• Avoid Direct Contact: Never place the severed part directly against ice.

• Time is Vital: Seek emergency care as quickly as possible, ideally within the 6-to-8-hour window, as recovery potential decreases as time passes.