Orthopaedic Connection: 'Activities You Can Do After Total Knee Replacement'(January 26, 2012 issue)
Transforming patient information into patient understandings.
As I closed last week we listed the activities which I do not recommend after total knee replacement.
Five steps to healthier feetYour foot is a complex feat of engineering and a critical element in how you stand, walk, and balance. Of all your many body parts, your feet are likely the most neglected.
HHS aids development of next generation antibioticThe U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has issued a contract for advanced development of a novel antibiotic that potentially could treat illnesses caused by biological threats, such as anthrax and plague, as well as treat bacterial pneumonia and certain life-threatening bacterial infections associated with prolonged hospitalization.
Orthopaedic Connection: 'What Happens After Knee Replacement'Transforming patient information into patient understanding.
Last week I discussed what I know is the best total knee prosthesis for the majority of my patients. It is the LCS total knee prosthesis made in the USA by DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc. It is unique because of its design and exceptionally long life: twenty years and counting!
Safeguard your health care dollars Physician offers tips for saving money, assuring qualityMore Americans are paying more of their health care costs out of pocket every year because they lack insurance, have higher deductibles and co-payments, or have chosen a Health Savings Account plan.
'Tis the season for foot and ankle injuries**Foot and ankle emergencies happen every day – especially in the icy days of winter. Broken bones, dislocations, sprains, contusions, infections, and other serious injuries can occur at any time. Early attention is vitally important to minimize complications.