Tag: Knee Replacement
If the implant used for your knee replacement has metal, it may set off the metal detectors in airports. It’s always recommended to tell the security officer that you …
Nearly 600,000 people each year find themselves needing knee replacement surgery, and if you are one of those patients, you may have questions about which is the right procedure …
After a total knee replacement you’ll start standing and walking on your new knee almost immediately as most surgeons and hospitals today emphasize getting you out of bed quickly. …
While general anesthesia is a safe option, both hip and knee replacements can be performed under regional anesthesia. Regional anesthesia is analgesic medication administered in a deliberate way around …
Most people who have had a total knee replacement require outpatient physical therapy following surgery. When you go to outpatient physical therapy you can expect to visit a clinic …
Restrictions after total knee replacement should always be discussed with your surgeon. You may expect your lifestyle to be a lot like it was before surgery, and you are …
A lot of factors play into how quickly you can recover from a knee replacement. These factors include your genetics, your overall health, current activity level, severity of the …
Patients considering a total knee arthroplasty or replacement are naturally nervous and anxious about the recovery process. A total knee replacement is an invasive surgery that involves manipulation …
In a primary total knee replacement, the surfaces of the femur, tibia, and patella are replaced with metal and plastic implants. (The patellar component is not shown here). …