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  Parekhs Hospital Introduces New Technology for Arthritis Patients
Ahmedabad, 19th April, 2011: Parekhs Hospital, announced the introduction of a new technology for arthritis patients. The revolutionized TruMatch technology uses a CT scan to produce custom made knee cutting blocks that allows accurate placement of the prosthesis which in turn will help faster recovery of the patient.

With the introduction of this unique technology, knee replacement surgeries have become easier than normal. Earlier such surgeries used to take more than an hour as the procedures of fitting the joints were lengthy. All thanks to this break-through innovation, 22 steps during a conventional surgery have been eliminated said Dr. Dimple Parekh, Orthopedic and Joint Replacement Surgeon, Parekhs Hospital

Benefits of CT Scan based Knee Replacement Surgery
 
  • Smaller incision
  • Less soft tissue damage
  • Lesser pain
  • Early and better mobilization
  • Better and pain free range of motion
  • Improves alignment and sizing by using computer generated images of the patients anatomy to determine bone cuts and
 
This technology will allow making very accurate bone cuts with less bleeding during and after surgery, and smaller incisions, which leads to less pain and better function after surgery.

The custom blocks are manufactured, using a CT scan, which takes three-dimensional pictures of the knee.

Based on the patient’s anatomy, the custom blocks are made. This process offers a number of advantages over previous technology or traditional knee replacement.

A CT scan is the best imaging modality for bones. It is very precise and can account for even tiny bone spurs in the knee. It uses the patient’s mechanical weight bearing alignment to calculate its measurements, which replicates the method all surgeons use.

By improving implant positioning, the implant will last longer, preventing uneven wear. With average activity levels, a knee replacement should last at least 15-20 years, making it fit even for those in younger age groups.
 
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Imprimis PR
Clayton – 9930011602
 
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