

Misconceptions about Partial and Total Knee Replacement
Before considering knee surgery, you and your surgeon must carefully weigh the benefits of partial versus total knee replacement. Although age and physical activity play a role in the decision-making process, by far the most important consideration is the condition of the knee joint.

Exparel: a New, Long-lasting Local Anesthetic that Decreases Postoperative Pain after Hip or Knee Replacement Surgery
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As more and more people have hip and knee replacement surgery, postoperative pain management treatments and drugs, as well as prostheses and surgical techniques, continue to be refined.

Determining the Need for Total Knee Replacement Surgery
In the first of two blog posts focusing on computer assisted…


Conservative Treatments to Delay Joint Replacement Surgery and Help Manage Pain
In September 2012, The Journal of the American Medical Association…

Computer-Assisted Total Knee and Robotic-Assisted Partial Knee Surgery: Sharing the Benefits of These Techniques with Medical Professionals from other Countries
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I recently spoke at the Morgan White Leaders' Conference…


Top Six Questions to Determine Serious Knee Pain or Need for Knee Surgery
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Knee pain is a widespread complaint affecting people of…

Knee Replacement Surgery in Younger Patients
There has been much discussion in the medical community about…

The Benefits of Partial vs. Total Knee Replacement
One of the most frequent questions we are asked at the Leone…

When is Knee Replacement Surgery Right for You?
The art and science of joint replacement surgery are constantly…