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  2. Total Knee Replacement Surgery, Full Knee Operation, Repair -...

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    A total knee replacement replaces the damaged bearing surfaces in your knee that are causing pain. At the lower end of the femur (thigh bone), the bone is trimmed to accept a specially shaped metal component and the upper end of the tibia (shin bone) likewise is trimmed to accept a metal tray. Into this tray will be fitted a plastic bearing.

  3. TKR Right total knee replacement 4/29/2022 - BoneSmart

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    Gender. Male. May 2, 2022. #1. I'm 53 years old, 280 pounds, and had my right knee replaced on 4/29/2022. I underwent the surgery with a spinal anesthetic, a nerve block, and sedation as opposed to general anesthetic. In the recovery room my pain level was 2/10. I was brought to my room for my overnight stay and gotten up for a walk with a walker.

  4. Knee Replacement Implant Materials - BoneSmart

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    00:00. 04:02. Oxinium-Zirconium Knee Implant (Smith & Nephew) Oxinium oxidized zirconium is a new material used in knee implants since 2001. It is basically a transformed metal alloy that has a ceramic bearing surface. It contains zirconium and niobium alloy that was oxidized to convert the surface of the material into zirconia ceramic.

  5. MUA (Manipulation Under Anesthesia) After Total Knee Replacement

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    Manipulation under Anesthesia is a technique for treating stiffness and poor range of motion following total knee arthroplasty (TKA) or knee revision surgery. Stiffness and decreased range of motion after TKA affects approximately 6 to 7% of patients. 1 MUA is a non-surgical procedure performed in a hospital with the patient under general or ...

  6. How much time will I have to be off work for knee replacement...

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    Recovery from knee replacement surgery takes a minimum of three months, but most likely six. A full recovery can take around eight to ten months. The degree of improvement during rehabilitation often depends on the strength of your body before surgery, your body weight, and your ability to manage pain. Other variables that factor into recovery ...

  7. Possible Knee Replacement Surgery Complications - BoneSmart

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    Bloodclots (thrombosis) are the most common complication of knee replacement surgery. On occasion, the clots dislodge and travel through the veins to the heart to the lungs (pulmonary embolism). The patient will be prescribed blood thinning drugs to help prevent clots from forming after surgery. Compressive calf cuffs and leg exercises are used ...

  8. Important time-sensitive information that impacts your participation on BoneSmart. Threads. 11. Messages. 189. The History of Bone Smart Forum. Mar 30, 2022. danelady. The world's largest community of pre- and post-operative joint replacement patients.

  9. What is the difference between total knee replacement and ... -...

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    The repaired surfaces on that one side of the knee are then partially covered with a combination of metal and plastic bearings. For this reason, a partial (also called “UNI”) knee replacement is considered less invasive than total knee replacement, in which all compartments of the knee joint are replaced. The primary limitation with the UNI ...

  10. Preparing for Knee Replacement Surgery - BoneSmart

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    Mental/Emotional Preparation. One of the first preparations for knee replacement surgery is mental and emotional preparation. It is important to reduce outside distractions in your life, such as additional projects. Awareness is key in the preparation stage of surgery. Be aware of all aspects of the operation, without becoming fixated on an end ...

  11. How successful is knee replacement surgery? - BoneSmart

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    Nine out of 10 knee replacement patients experience an immediate relief from knee pain, and 95% report they are satisfied with their procedure. 5 Approximately 90% of replacement knee joints last 10 years, while 80% are good for 20+ years, depending on patient health and activity levels. Outcomes vary from patient to patient. 4.