Hip Hardware Removal: Reasons, Procedure, and Recovery
Hip hardware removal is a surgical procedure performed by an orthopedic surgeon to address pain, discomfort, or complications caused by implants after...
By Alex
Category: Orthopedic Surgery
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ACL Surgery: Understanding the Procedure, Recovery, and Long-Term Outlook
ACL reconstruction surgery is a significant procedure requiring extensive rehabilitation and carries risks, but can restore knee stability for active ...
By Hart
Hip Replacement Materials: Types, Combinations, and Selection Factors
There is no single best material for hip replacement; the optimal choice is highly individualized, depending on patient factors, activity level, and b...
By Hart
Total Knee Replacement: Benefits, Recovery Process, and Expectations
For individuals suffering from severe knee pain, total knee replacement surgery dramatically improves quality of life by alleviating pain, restoring m...
By Hart
Ankle Arthroscopy: Procedure, Benefits, Risks, and Recovery
Ankle arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a small camera and instruments through tiny incisions to visualize, diagnose, a...
By Alex
Internal Brace: How it Works, Applications, and Benefits in Orthopedic Surgery
The internal brace is an innovative surgical augmentation technique that provides immediate biomechanical support to injured ligaments or tendons, fac...
By Jordan
Thumb CMC Joint Surgery: Costs, Procedures, and Financial Considerations
The cost of thumb CMC joint surgery for osteoarthritis typically ranges from $5,000 to $15,000 USD, influenced by procedure type, location, facility, ...
By Alex
Hip Replacement: Longevity, Influencing Factors, and Maximizing Lifespan
Yes, modern total hip replacements can last 20 years or longer, though longevity is influenced by patient, surgical, and implant factors, with advance...
By Hart
Total Knee Replacement: Bone Removal, Implants, and Benefits
In a total knee replacement, surgeons typically remove only a few millimeters (6-10mm) of damaged bone and cartilage from the femur, tibia, and someti...
By Alex
