Tag: Knee Replacement
A partial knee replacement is an alternative to total knee replacement, this surgery can be done when the damage is confined to a particular compartment of the knee. This …
Certain health problems may need to be addressed prior to elective total knee replacement to reduce the risk of serious complications. Some of these health problems are: Uncontrolled diabetes …
For many people, the first few days at home after a total knee replacement are the most difficult as it’s likely they’re tired and in pain. They may be …
Over 500,000 Americans are diagnosed annually with arthritis of the knee that requires surgical intervention, making knee replacement surgeries one of the most common procedures performed. Though total knee …
At Ashvin Dewan, MD we have recently been working to educate our patients on various types of knee surgeries, and we want to take a moment to examine the …
Your surgeon might schedule several follow-up appointments during the first year after your total knee replacement surgery to monitor your improvement. Your surgeon may also schedule periodic checkups after …
There is no set formula to decide when you should have a knee replacement. The main reason to have a knee replacement is pain. If you have tried all …
Have you had significant chronic knee pain for several years that persists even when not active? If so, you are not alone, hundreds of Americans struggle with chronic knee …
In a total knee replacement, there are two ways of attaching the components to the bone. One of them is to use bone cement, which usually takes about 10 …
Pain and swelling after a knee replacement surgery is normal. Here are strategies that can be used to manage pain after a knee replacement: Regional nerve blocks and pumps …