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When the arthritic process becomes so advanced in hip or knee joints that less-invasive and more conservative treatment options no longer are effective, surgery becomes necessary.
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.
The Exeter Hip Stem – Still the Gold Standard in the Industry
The Exeter Hip Stem is thought by many to be the “industry gold standard” prosthetic stem for hip replacement. I have been implanting the Exeter Hip Stem in my patients since 1996 and the results continue to remain among the best in my practice.
The Verasense Knee System
Traditionally during total knee replacement (TKR), surgeons have had to balance the prosthetic knee by feeling the tension in the ligaments throughout the range of motion.
VERASENSE Sensor is a game changer for knee replacement surgery
Total knee replacement is one of the most successful surgeries to have been developed, helping thousands to walk again.
New Sensor Enhances Precision Balance During Total Knee Replacement
Multiple studies have reported that the percentage of patients who are completely satisfied after total knee replacement surgery is considerably less than with patients who have had a total hip replacement.
Should Hip and Knee Prosthetics Come with a Warranty?
Lately, there have been several articles questioning if hip and knee prosthetics should come with warranties. Considering the current, worldwide repercussions from failing metal on metal hip replacements and modular neck hip replacements, it’s no wonder manufacturers are being called upon to make good.
How Durable Are Hip and Knee Replacement Prosthetics?
Historically, hip and knee replacement surgery was performed to treat severe arthritis in those aged 65 and older. The common belief was that a prosthetic joint usually would last for 10 years, then wear out or loosen requiring more surgery.
Computer Assisted Total Knee Replacement Surgery
In my previous blog, I discussed the need for Total knee replacement…
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…
The Success of Total Hip Replacement Surgery Is Highly Associated with Cup Position
As reported by the Centers for Disease Control and…