Why Robotics and Advanced Implants Are Changing Joint Replacement for Younger Patients
Joint replacement has traditionally been viewed as a solution primarily for older adults over the age of 60.
Joint replacement has traditionally been viewed as a solution primarily for older adults over the age of 60.
Knee replacement surgery has advanced significantly, offering patients faster recovery times and improved function. One of the most innovative techniques is the quadriceps-sparing (subvastus) approach, designed to reduce muscle trauma and speed rehabilitation.
Knee replacement surgery has come a long way in recent years, and today’s patients have more options than ever when it comes to how the surgery is performed.
If you’re getting ready for hip or knee replacement surgery, you’re likely focused on medications, physical therapy, and planning your recovery.
Robotic technology is changing the way surgeons approach joint replacement—offering improved outcomes with greater accuracy.
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