A common question from patients after knee replacement is “When can I drive again?” Most patients are eager to regain the ability to drive, and get out of the house to enjoy their everyday activities, or simply get back to work and out of the house.
Hip replacement surgery is one of modern medicine's most common and successful
orthopedic surgeries. With recent advances in minimally invasive techniques, outpatient hip replacement has become a prevalent option for many patients.
The goal of hip and knee replacement surgery is to get you back moving again - without daily nagging joint pain. If you or a loved one are considering joint replacement, a second opinion can always help in your decision.
New trends in knee replacement surgery utilize innovative technology that allows surgeons to personalize procedures for each patient. The good news is that as technology improves and evolves, so does the success rate of total knee replacement surgery.
With recent advancements in healthcare, patients can now opt for same-day surgery. Healthy, active patients have better options in hip surgery than the previous generation. Same-day total hip replacement is now a viable option with many benefits.
Recovering at home means leaving the hospital setting and getting to recuperate in the comfort of your home. You will progress better in a familiar home environment where you are more likely to receive good care and a good night’s sleep.
With over 600,000 total knee replacements annually, knee replacement surgery is one of the most successful operations in modern medicine.1 For arthritis patients suffering from knee pain, it provides significant relief and improved joint function.
