In general, if the PCB is fine, all the components on the board can be replaced.
The more pads the components have, the harder it is to replace though.
In you case, two components are obviously damaged, and one is obviously missing: Q7, U60 and D62. However, there may be more components that are broken, just less obviously so.
You can use the partmap in this thread to identify which component is which:
That thread also has a link to the BOM, which specifies what components to use.
Note that some components can be hard to find. In some cases you can replace them with other components, but that can be tricky, depending on how much you know about electronics.
Once you have the components, you will need a hot-air soldering station to do the actual replacing of components. Then you need to test if the board works and figure out if any more components needs to be replaced.
I do get asked from time to time if there is somewhere you can send a board to get it repaired. Unfortunately, so far nobody has taken up doing that on a regular basis, and it would take up too much of my time if I did it myself.