Knee Replacement: Procedure, Recovery, Risks, and Long-Term Outlook
Knee replacement surgery involves replacing damaged bone and cartilage in the knee joint with artificial components, followed by a critical rehabilita...
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Knee replacement surgery involves replacing damaged bone and cartilage in the knee joint with artificial components, followed by a critical rehabilita...
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Ligament reconstruction is a surgical procedure that repairs or replaces a severely damaged or torn ligament, typically using a tissue graft to restor...
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Foot fusion (arthrodesis) is a surgical procedure that permanently joins two or more bones in the foot or ankle, eliminating movement to relieve pain,...
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A partial knee replacement is a surgical procedure that precisely removes only the damaged cartilage and bone from one knee compartment, replacing it ...
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Recovery from thumb ligament surgery typically spans 3 to 6 months, with significant functional improvement seen within the first 12 weeks, though ful...
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After knee replacement, low-impact activities like swimming, cycling, and golf are generally safe, while high-impact sports such as running, basketbal...
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While a complete kneecap replacement is not a standard standalone procedure, its undersurface can be resurfaced during total knee replacement or repla...
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Yes, knee surgery, like all medical procedures, carries inherent risks and potential complications, though significant adverse events are relatively u...
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A capsulotomy involves making an incision to release tightness and improve joint range of motion, whereas a capsulectomy entails the partial or comple...
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