TKR surgery is currently 10%-15% outpatient. It has been recently removed from the inpatient-only list of the CMS (Centre for Medicare and Medicaid Services). It’s with a thorough discussion with your doctor that you Read more
Historically, total knee replacement was on the inpatient-only list of the CMS (Centre for Medicare and Medicaid Services). However, it has now Read more
Knee replacement surgery carries a very high success rate. However, one must have realistic expectations. The knee replacement surgery can help reduce Read more
One can start walking while in the hospital itself. However, you will need a walker/cane in the beginning to move around. Note that some movement is necessary to help you heal and recover. While Read more
The hardest part of knee replacement recovery is the gaining back of knee motion. You will have to experience some pain, learn Read more
After knee replacement, it is highly essential to follow your doctor’s advice for a complete, quick and smooth recovery. Attend all sessions of your physical therapy, balance rest with movement and keep patience. It Read more
Simultaneous bilateral knee replacement surgery refers to getting both knees replaced at the same Read more
Robotic knee replacement is not very different from a traditional knee replacement. In fact, they are similar procedures, both involving the removal of damaged tissue in your knee and its replacement with an artificial Read more
Robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery and conventional knee replacement surgery each have their own advantages and considerations. Robotic-assisted knee replacement is less invasive Read more
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What percentage of total knee replacements are outpatient?
TKR surgery is currently 10%-15% outpatient. It has been recently removed from the inpatient-only list of the CMS (Centre for Medicare and Medicaid Services). Read more