The Joint Replacement Center of Scottsdale
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Executive Summary Understanding what to expect from hip replacement surgery helps set realistic expectations and makes the process easier to navigate. Hip replacement surgery replaces damaged portions of the hip joint to reduce pain and improve mobility. Patients should prepare not only for the surgery itself but also for the steps necessary in the Read More…
Executive Summary The time of year you decide to schedule hip replacement surgery can influence your mental health throughout the recovery process and possibly even your surgical outcome. When deciding the best time of year for your procedure, consider factors like the weather, your support system availability, and logistical factors such as busy work Read More…
Executive Summary Patient satisfaction is a crucial part of any surgical procedure and is often associated with improved patient outcomes. Improved patient satisfaction after surgery helps patients trust their provider, have a more positive mindset, and better follow their recovery plan. Providers can ensure patient satisfaction throughout the postoperative process by maintaining strong communication, Read More…
Executive summary When experiencing joint pain, some individuals may benefit from a non-surgical recovery plan, while some may benefit more from a surgical approach depending on their specific case. Non-surgical options are helpful for some people, but they have limitations and often do not provide long-term relief. A surgical approach to joint pain is Read More…
Executive Summary Robotic surgery technology offers many benefits, like more precision, minimal downtime, and a more comfortable recovery process. Mako SmartRobotics™ is a technology used to improve the outcomes of joint replacement surgery with advanced imaging of the joint and more control during the surgical process. The CORI Surgical System is an advanced robotic Read More…
Executive Summary Symptoms like mild discomfort, loss of appetite, and reduced energy are normal after joint replacement surgery, but you can take steps to minimize them. Following the advice of your provider and following your aftercare procedures will promote a smoother recovery and a quicker return to activity. Follow-up appointments maintain an open line Read More…