Postoperative Care: What to Expect after Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery
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Much of the content on my blog explores the signs and causes…
Why I No Longer Use the Anterior Approach for Primary Total Hip Replacement Surgery
As a surgeon with a specialty practice in hip and knee replacement surgery, patients rely on my expertise. Recently, a patient asked me why I no longer use the anterior approach for total hip replacement. I stopped performing this procedure because in my experience there are no advantages to the surgery, rather a number of potential disadvantages. Simply, I couldn't continue to use a procedure that I could not trust to deliver every time.
Joint Replacement Isn’t Just For Olympic Athletes
With the world transfixed on the Olympics, it is amazing to see…
Hip and Knee Arthritis: Do PRP and Stem Cell Injections Work?
An estimated 50 million Americans have osteoarthritis (OA) .…
South Florida Hospital News – Dr. Leone: COVID Raises Questions about Which Surgeries Are Elective
When mandates were issued postponing elective surgeries…
Dr. Leone Named Top DOC for 11th Consecutive Year, Recognized by Fort Lauderdale Illustrated Magazine
May, 2020
Dr. Leone is an…
The Most Common Reason for Chronic, Debilitating Hip Pain
Hip pain is a common problem with many potential causes.
Q&A: Total hip replacement, mini-posterior vs. direct anterior surgical approaches
How invasive is the mini-posterior approach? …
The Unhappy Total Knee Replacement Patient: Figuring out What Is Wrong
Unfortunately, there are a significant number of people who have undergone total knee replacement (TKR) and are not happy with the result. Some studies estimate 20% or more fall into this category. Defining success or a “satisfactory result” can mean two very different things to an individual who had the total knee versus the surgeon who implanted it.