Knee Replacement — Warsaw

Knee replacement in Warsaw: assessment for partial or total knee arthroplasty and surgery at Medicover Hospital in Wilanów. Learn about the next steps, consultation preparation and how to obtain a quotation.

Knee replacement in Warsaw — from consultation to surgery

After individual surgical assessment, I perform knee replacement at Medicover Hospital in Wilanów, 5 Rzeczypospolitej Avenue, Warsaw. An appointment for assessment is the first step in discussing whether surgery is appropriate and planning treatment.

1. Book an assessment. Current consultation locations and appointment details are listed on Orthopaedic Surgeon Warsaw.
2. Discuss the treatment plan. Bring your available imaging, previous treatment records and medication list. The consultation covers the indication for surgery, the proposed procedure, expected benefits, limitations and risks.
3. Confirm the quotation and date with the hospital. Ask for an individual quotation and check which services it includes, such as the implant, anaesthesia, hospital stay, physiotherapy and follow-up.
4. Complete the agreed preparation. Required tests and consultations are specified individually by the treating team and the anaesthetist.

How can I check the cost and available dates?

For the current cost of knee replacement and available dates, contact the hospital after assessment and clarification of the treatment plan. Confirm the quotation, what is included and the booking arrangements before committing to surgery. Contact details are available on the Warsaw appointments page.

Complete guide to knee replacement

Detailed information about indications, partial and total knee replacement, preparation, surgery, rehabilitation, complications and return to activity is available in the complete English-language guide.

Knee replacement — complete patient guide →

When should you consider an assessment?

• knee pain persists despite treatment and clearly limits walking or daily activities;
• stiffness, contracture or deformity is increasing;
• rest pain or night pain develops;
• previous treatment no longer provides an acceptable result;
• you want to determine whether partial knee replacement is possible or total knee replacement would be required.

What should you bring to the consultation?

• recent knee X-rays, if available;
• reports and images from previous investigations;
• records of previous operations or procedures;
• a medication list and important medical conditions;
• information about previous treatment and its effect.

Consultations and surgery in Warsaw

Tomasz Poboży, MD, PhD assesses patients for partial and total knee replacement and provides operative treatment. After individual qualification, surgery is performed at Medicover Hospital in Wilanów. Current consultation locations, booking details and directions are listed on Orthopaedic Surgeon Warsaw.

Practical questions after surgery

Recovery includes safe walking, progressive range of motion, quadriceps activation and gradual strengthening. The pace depends on the patient and the operative course.

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This information is educational and does not replace individual consultation and surgical assessment.