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smlranger
Mar 25, 2016Explorer
Dennis, glad you are on the mend. My wife had one knee replaced a few years ago and it was several months before she was fully recovered. She has RA so that complicated things.
I am a retired hospital executive and one of my areas was orthopedics. I worked closely with the surgeons and became fascinated with the complexities of joint replacement. I observed many cases in the OR. The advancements in techniques and the implants are impressive. Once over that initial period of post op pain, most knee replacement patients did very well. True also for hip replacements, especially with the newer minimally-invasive procedures.
Get back on the road and enjoy your new bionic knee :-)
I am a retired hospital executive and one of my areas was orthopedics. I worked closely with the surgeons and became fascinated with the complexities of joint replacement. I observed many cases in the OR. The advancements in techniques and the implants are impressive. Once over that initial period of post op pain, most knee replacement patients did very well. True also for hip replacements, especially with the newer minimally-invasive procedures.
Get back on the road and enjoy your new bionic knee :-)
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