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Overweight, diabetic patients and joint replacement surgery

by Nicholas B. Frisch MD | 8 years ago

Overweight, diabetic patients and joint replacement surgery: risks and challenges. Some surgeons have weight requirements and strict weight cut-offs or BMI requirements. We know that there are risks with weight and with diabetes. There are increased risk of complications

Post-Op Day 3 After Total Knee Replacement: 48-72 Hour Check-In | SROSM (Montgomery, TX)

#TotalKneeReplacement #PostOp #Day3 At Post-Op Day 3, Dr. Bill Hayes shares what the 48–72-hour..
By William M, Hayes, MD
10 months ago

Patient Portal Quick Start Guide

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By Advanced Orthopedics
8 years ago

Why Choose Robotic Joint Replacement?

#DrPalmerOrtho #DrChrisWPalmer #roboticjointreplacement Learn Why Dr. Palmer Chooses Robotic..
By Christopher W. Palmer, DO
2 years ago

Sternoclavicular Joint Reconstruction

Drs Jazrawi and Kwon demonstrate a sternoclavicular joint reconstruction
By Dr. Laith M. Jazrawi
11 years ago

Registry science is gaining momentum in orthopedics, especially here in the U.S.

#JointReplacement #OrthopedicSurgery #Research Registry science is gaining momentum in..
By Nicholas B. Frisch MD
2 years ago

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