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Joint Replacement
Degenerative conditions of the
knee and hip cause pain and
disability. Treated early,
further deterioration may be
drastically slowed by the
appropriate use of physical
therapy, medications or
injections. Some surgical
procedures restore function with
replacing the joint. However, at
some point, joint replacement (arthroplasty)
becomes the most reasonable
solution to restore mobility and
function, while decreasing or
eliminating pain. Our surgeons
use a combination of techniques,
such a "smaller incision" or
"minimally-invasive" knee
replacement, partial knee
replacement, muscle-sparing hip
replacement or hip resurfacing.
These advanced techniques are
not for everyone. Our
specialists will determine which
procedure is best for you, to
allow the restoration of
function with the safest and
easiest recovery.
Total Knee Replacement Surgery
is the procedure of choice for
patients with debilitating
arthritis of the knee.
Learn more about Total Knee
Replacement.
Total Hip Replacement Surgery is
the procedure of choice for
patients with debilitating
arthritis of the hip.
Learn more about Total Hip
Replacement.
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