Patellar Dislocation

Types of Patellar dislocation

Dr. Lalit Modi, as an know Patellar Dislocation Treatment Doctor in Jaipur, Keeps the expertise to treat the various types of injuries related to Patellar Dislocation as below:

• Lateral Patellar Dislocation: This kneecap shifted to the outer side of the knee. It mostly occurs through twisting of the leg and trauma during physical activity.
• Medial Patellar Dislocation: In this, the patella moves inward, towards the inner side of the knee. It may happen after the previous surgery.
• Acute Patellar Dislocation: Because of sudden traumatic forces kneecap out of its position.

Advanced Techniques & Technologies Used by Dr. Lalit Modi

As the Knee Joint Replacement Specialist in Jaipur, he also uses advanced technologies in Minimally invasive surgery at Jaipur Joints Clinic, the best Patellar Dislocation Surgery Clinic in Jaipur, MRI, Ultrasound, Robotic-Assisted Surgery, minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures, Computer navigation, 3d planning, etc., and with this, Dr. Lalit Modi’s advanced technologies helped in the recovery of mobility and pain-free living for innumerable sufferers regardless of whether you’re battling with arthritis, an injury, persistent knee discomfort or patellar dislocation.

Dr. Lalit Modi

MBBS, MS, DNB, MNAMS, Gold Medalist

Additional Director Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement and Arthroscopy
Surgeon - CK Birla Hospitals

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Conditions treated for Patellar dislocation by Dr. Lalit Modi

The major cause of Patellar dislocation injury is due to an accident or sudden twisting or direct hit on the knee.
There are several causes of patellar dislocation or kneecap dislocation.

• If the knee joint conflicts with heavy things with big force, injury to the joint can cause the patella dislocation.
• When a sportsman is running speedily in one direction and instantly changes the direction of legs. Therefore, the knee joint feels pressure. In this case, the pressure is too much and can harm the kneecap.
• Females have a higher risk of patellar(kneecap) dislocation than males. Therefore, this danger occurs because, females manage to have wider hip bones, causing the thigh bones to bend within and joint the knee at a further angle.
• People who have thin or weak leg tissues or an inequality in the power of their legs may put unneeded stress on their knee joint, this stress on a knee raises the hazard of patellar dislocation.
• An abnormally tall person may have an extended risk of the patellar disorder.
• Having beforehand experienced a kneecap disorder or another traumatic damage that has reduced the knee joint may improve the likelihood of transferring a kneecap dislocation.
• People who are seriously higher in weight or fat are more expected to bear a kneecap disorder, and dislocation can happen even without the bearing of traumatic damage or excess strength. Therefore, it is known as a low-velocity patellar dislocation, the knee is destroyed due to the weight of the body and disturbs the joint alignment.

Patellar dislocation treatment procedure in Jaipur

Nonsurgical Treatment for a Patellar Dislocation

In most cases of patellar dislocation, Dr. Lalit Modi orthopedic surgeon in Jaipur first prefers nonsurgical medication to fix the kneecap. Common nonsurgical procedures are:

• The first acknowledgment treatment for the injury, a patient is instructed to apply RICE therapy, rest, ice, compress, and elevate the kneecap.
• Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory remedies may be prescribed to approach reduce both the pain and swelling.
• Sometimes the patellar or kneecap will shift back into position on its individual as the leg moves. If it has not been done, a surgeon tries to fix the kneecap manually until it’s in the exact position.
• A patient may use crutches or braces to reduce stress on the knee joint and patella.

Surgery

If the dislocated kneecap is particularly difficult or may have also produced destruction to the neighboring ligaments, and muscles, then Dr. Lalit Modi went for surgery. Common operations for patellar dislocation are:

• Arthroscopic surgery: This type of operation includes entering a small camera into the knee joint and using a predicted picture to fix what damage has been created in the knee by displacement.
• Reconstructive surgery: Reconstructive surgery will typically be initiated after arthroscopic surgery has already been completed. Especially In this surgery doctors fix or repair spoiled cartilage, fix a critically disturbed kneecap, or fix damaged ligaments and muscles.

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Recommendation for patellar dislocation treatment in Jaipur

If you are experiencing pain in your knee joints, or undergone with any knee injury which may dislocate your knee patella then you may get recommended for Knee Patellar Dislocation Treatment in Jaipur by an expert like Dr. Lalit Modi at CK Birla, Patellar Dislocation Surgery Hospital in Jaipur, And these recommendations can be based on the below conditions:

• Visible adaptation of the kneecap (Knee gives out).
• Sufferers who have disturbed patella or kneecap dislocation will say that “my kneecap shifted out of place”.
• Having pain when weight bearing and doing the normal activity of the knee.
• Due to Swelling and tenderness around your kneecap.
• Feels instability of the quadriceps muscles of the knee.
• The affected knee will normally be sensitive to touch or having pain.

Recovery process at the home of Patellar dislocation

The RICE technique may be used in the initial phase of rehabilitation and consists of the following:

• Putting cold packs on the region and resting
• Raising the leg with a compression bandage
• Elevating the leg
• Take prescribed medicine for pain relief
• Wear a knee brace or support during daily activities
• Follow your physiotherapy plan
• Do strengthening exercise
• Perform mild range-of-motion exercises as directed by your physician or physical therapist.
• See your orthopedic specialist regularly to track your progress and modify your treatment plan as necessary.

After a patellar dislocation, the majority of people regain knee stability and function with the right care and following the recovery plan.