Introductory post
Welcome to my blog about joint replacement surgery! As an orthopedic surgeon with several years of experience in this field, I am excited to share my knowledge and expertise with you.
What is Arthritis?
Arthritis is a term used to describe a group of conditions that cause inflammation and pain in the joints. It is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide.
What is joint replacement surgery?
As an orthopedic surgeon, I understand that joint replacement surgery can be a daunting prospect for many patients. However, it can also be a life-changing procedure...
How do I know when it is time for me to have joint replacement surgery?
Hip and Knee replacement surgery, also known as hip and knee arthroplasty, are common procedures that can help alleviate pain and improve mobility for those suffering from severe arthritis...
What are the differences between a total knee replacement and a partial knee replacement?
A patient who experiences persistent knee pain or stiffness, difficulty standing or walking, or deformity in the knee joint may be a candidate for knee replacement surgery.
Anterior vs Posterior approach for hip replacement surgery?
Hip replacement surgery, also known total hip arthroplasty (THA), is a highly effective treatment for those suffering from severe joint pain and limited mobility due to arthritis or other joint conditions.
What is same day (outpatient) surgery?
Same-day (outpatient) joint replacement surgery. In the past patients would spend 5-7 days in the hospital following joint replacement surgery. When I first started training, the norm was for people to stay at least 2 nights in the hospital.
What is the typical recovery time after joint replacement surgery?
The recovery process after joint replacement surgery can be a long and challenging one. In this blog post, we will discuss the recovery time after joint replacement surgery, the various factors that can affect recovery time...
Am I too old (or too young) for joint replacement surgery?
Joint replacement surgery is a common procedure that can help alleviate pain and improve mobility for those suffering from severe joint pain due to arthritis or other conditions.