Joint replacement becomes reasonable when pain, stiffness, and functional limitation persist despite appropriate nonoperative treatment.
Evaluation and surgical treatment for advanced hip and knee arthritis or femoral head necrosis, with individualized implant and recovery planning based on age, bone quality, deformity, function, and medical condition.
Patient guide: Stiff knee after replacement: when MUA, arthrolysis or revision may be considered
International review for complex joint replacement
For failed hip or knee replacement, revision questions or complex reconstruction, international patients may send imaging and operative records before arranging travel. For patients with advanced arthritis in both knees, see simultaneous versus staged bilateral knee replacement.
The treatment plan depends on examination, imaging, and final diagnosis. This content is educational and does not replace medical assessment.
What this service includes
- Total knee replacement for advanced osteoarthritis.
- Total hip replacement for advanced arthritis or avascular necrosis.
- Imaging and functional assessment before deciding surgical timing.
- Early recovery planning according to patient condition and procedure type.
- Postoperative follow-up to improve pain, movement, and function.
When to book
Book an evaluation if you have persistent pain, swelling, injury, a concerning imaging report, or a major surgical decision that needs careful explanation.
Selected educational case examples
These anonymized cases illustrate how imaging, diagnosis, and reconstruction planning differ between patients.
In-person specialist assessment in Heliopolis, Cairo
Patients who need a physical examination can attend the main clinic at 50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, beside Heliopolis Metro Station. The location page lists clinic hours, directions, what to bring, and how to arrange a preliminary scan review before travelling.
Heliopolis clinic details & directions