Prevention is better than cure and thanks to comprehensive health checkups for preventing our health from certain diseases. Maintaining good health begins with regular checkups. A timely health assessment can identify potential health issues early and ensure long-term well-being. In this article, we have explored the importance of regular health checkups, where to get […]
HIP Replacement As with any intervention pre-operative planning and careful patient selection are imperative. A careful history should be taken followed by a thorough hip examination. Common findings particularly in impingement include a reduced range of internal rotation and pain on internal rotation. Any provisional diagnosis should be confirmed by imaging; however, many imaging modalities […]
Greater than 90% of patients who undergo revision procedures can expect to have well to excellent results. Although expected outcomes include pain relief with increased stability and function, complete pain relief and restoration of function is not always possible. Up to 20% of patients may still experience some pain following revision knee surgery. This can […]
When the decision for revision knee replacement is made, standard assessments are performed, including x-rays, laboratory tests, and possibly other imaging modalities like bone scans, CT scans, X-rays may demonstrate a change in the position or condition of the components. Magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI) helps to determine the cause, location, and the amount of bone loss before surgery. […]
Revision Total Knee Replacement is the replacement of the previous failed total knee prosthesis with a new prosthesis. It is a complex procedure that requires extensive preoperative planning, specialized implants and tools, prolonged operating times, and mastery of difficult surgical techniques to achieve a good result. What is the reason behind Failure of previous Implantation? […]
Recovery after knee arthroscopy The content and duration of the rehabilitation program after knee arthroscopy depend on the damage found in the joint and the repair that was made. Following partial removal of a meniscus, the patient may bear weight on the operated leg as early as on the day of surgery. Depending on the […]
