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In recent years, there’s been a notable increase in younger individuals undergoing joint replacement surgery. This procedure has been more common in older adults, but now, due to various reasons like sports injuries, congenital conditions, and early onset of degenerative diseases, younger patients are alsogetting this procedure done. This article aims to explore the unique
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Understanding Joint Replacement: A Comprehensive Guide
Joint replacement surgery is a common procedure used to replace damaged parts of a joint with artificial components. This guide will provide a wealth of information on the joint replacement process, from preparation for surgery to recovery and rehabilitation. We will also tackle the benefits and risks of the procedure. Here’s everything you need to
Read MoreLife After Joint Replacement: Rehabilitation and Recovery Tips For Success
After having replacement surgery on the hip, knee, shoulder, elbow or other joint, expect your quality of life to improve. As you go through your recovery and rehabilitation, your orthopedic surgeon and support team will help transition you to your new normal. Here are tips for success as you make the journey to better musculoskeletal
Read MoreWhat Is Joint Replacement Therapy?
Joint replacement therapy is a surgical procedure in which all or part of a damaged joint is removed and replaced with an artificial device, called a prosthesis. The prosthesis is designed to mimic a natural joint and may be a treatment worth considering if you are experiencing severe joint pain or dysfunction that is not
Read MoreWhat to Expect During the First Month of Joint Replacement Recovery
Joint replacement surgery is a major procedure that can have a huge impact on your life. It can also be intimidating, as it’s difficult to know what to expect during the recovery process. Just know that there is an over 90 percent success rate for knee and hip replacements – two of the most common
Read MoreWhat Life is Like After Elbow Joint Replacement Surgery
Elbow joint replacement is usually recommended for patients with severe arthritis or traumatic injury that is causing chronic pain and limited range of motion. The goal of the procedure is to replace damaged bone and cartilage with an artificial implant made from metal, plastic, ceramic, or composite material to reduce pain and restore mobility in
Read MoreJoint Pain –What You Should Consider Before Joint Replacement Surgery
Joint pain is a common symptom of osteoarthritis, which is a degenerative disease of the joints that causes a continued wearing away of the protective cartilage over the affected joint. Without the protective cartilage, bone rubs against bone, which, as you experience it, can cause pain. If you are feeling pain and weakness and non-surgical
Read More4 Things You Must Do Before Your Joint Replacement Surgery
Arthroplasty, or joint replacement surgery, removes damaged joint components and installs synthetic parts made of high-tech metals and plastics. The most common areas where joint replacement surgeries occur are the knees, hips, shoulders, and elbows. If you and your orthopedic specialist have determined this procedure is your best treatment option, pre-surgery preparation can dramatically improve
Read MoreExercise Guide on Joint Replacement Recovery of the Knee
Joint replacement surgery of the knee refers to replacing the worn-out parts of the knee joint with new components. Usually, knee joint replacement surgery is done in patients with severe chronic osteoarthritis, but it is also a common procedure in sports medicine orthopedics. Regardless of the cause, you must follow a certain protocol, which often
Read MoreFive Health Benefits After Joint Replacement Surgery
It’s not trite to say that joint replacement surgery changes lives. People go from sedentary lifestyles to full mobility after their procedure. Pain is gone, and independence is regained. At Advanced Bone & Joint, our board-certified surgeons offer minimally invasive partial and total joint replacements, depending on the patient’s needs and desired therapeutic outcomes. Here
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