The Joint Replacement Center of Scottsdale
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Following partial or total knee replacement surgery, many patients are anxious to get back on their feet. The safest and quickest way to return to normal activities and aid in a full recovery is by completing regular knee replacement exercises. But how long should you do exercises after knee replacement? The American Academy of Read More…
Joint replacement surgery is a procedure where a damaged joint, including cartilage and bone, is removed and replaced with one of the following: A metal device A plastic device A ceramic device The procedure is commonly used to alleviate joint pain or damage caused by an underlying disease or condition. The devices that replace Read More…
1 in 4 adults suffers from chronic knee pain. Are you one of them? Or have you experienced sudden knee pain without injury and you’re not sure what’s causing it? Unexplained knee pain can be frightening. What can cause knee pain without injury anyway? We’re here to talk about it. Read on to learn Read More…
According to the American College of Rheumatology, there are almost 800,000 knee replacements performed each year. If you’ve been experiencing knee problems recently, you might want to explore the idea of going through the knee replacement process. There are a lot of reasons for knee replacements. For example, if you’re experiencing arthritis in one Read More…
Your hip has been bothering you for years, and now you’re ready to experience relief with the help of joint replacement surgery in Scottsdale, AZ. You’re in good company. Research shows that 450,000-plus hip replacement procedures are performed in the US each year. This number is slated to climb to 635,000 procedures by 2030. Read More…
Did you know that IT band syndrome, also known as iliotibial band syndrome, commonly affects cyclists, basketball players, runners, and skiers? If you experience pain in the outer part of your thigh or knee while running or engaging in other physical activities, you may be dealing with IT band syndrome. This is a common Read More…