Is robotic knee replacement surgery better than the conventional one?

What is the best age to have a knee replacement? My Age is 65.

The best age to have a knee replacement typically depends on the individual's overall health, the severity of knee pain, and how much the knee condition is affecting their quality of life. While knee replacement surgery can be performed at Read more

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Knee replacement in both knee. Before 7years. I wanted to know can I star phyotherapy again to get more flexibility? If I stop walking can I get stiffness in knee ? Implant can get jam in knee? Pl reply

If you've had knee replacement surgery for both knees seven years ago, you might have some questions regarding physiotherapy, stiffness, and the condition of your implants. Here's a detailed response to address your concerns:

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how successful are knee replacements

Knee replacements are generally very successful, with over 90% of patients experiencing significant pain relief and improved mobility. The success rate and durability often extend beyond 15 years post-surgery for the majority of patients.

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how long will a stryker knee replacement last?

A Stryker Knee replacements typically lasts 15 to 20 years, but longevity can vary based on factors like the patient's activity level, weight, and overall health. Advances in implant technology and surgical techniques continue to Read more

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what is the best material for knee replacement?

The best materials for knee replacement are typically medical-grade titanium or cobalt-chromium alloys for the metal components, and high-density polyethylene for the plastic parts. These materials are chosen for their durability, biocompatibility, and ability to mimic the function Read more

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