Helpful Short Videos
Joint Replacement: What Everyone Needs to Know
Joint Replacement: Joint Replacement Surgery for Knees, Shoulders & Hips
What is custom knee replacement?
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement Surgery
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What can a patient expect and do to prepare for their first appointment
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What would you like patients to know about your practice setting and philosophy
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What types of patients seek your expertise
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What types of insurance do you accept
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What are your name, title, educational background and areas of expertise
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Thank you for choosing me for your orthopedic care
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Rotational Alignment
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Patient Recovery Time
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Patient Satisfaction
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Maintaining The Joint Line
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Balancing Soft Tissue
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ConforMIS IUni Recipient
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5 Years After Surgery
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What is the difference between customized implants and off the shelf robotics
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Who is a candidate and who is not a candidate for an outpatient surgery
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What is an iView Plan advantages for surgery
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How are customized knees made and why does it take 6 weeks
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Who is a candidate and who is not a candidate for a customized knee replacement
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Why is a CT scan needed and what does it allow you to see
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What are the differences in patient satisfaction with a customized knee replacement vs off the shel
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How does recovery differ with a customized knee replacement outpatient vs inpatient surgery
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How do I find out more about customized knee replacement
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Why is a CT scan needed of the lower extremity
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Why do you choose customized knee replacements for your patients
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What are the differences between an x ray, MRI, and a CT scan
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What are some of the most common causes of knee pain and what tools are used to make a diagnosis
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When should someone seek medical treatment for knee pain
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What is rheumatoid inflammatory arthritis
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What is post traumatic arthritis
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What is osteonecrosis
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What is osteoarthritis degenerative joint disease
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What is a meniscal tear
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What is a CT arthrogram
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What is a baker’s cyst or popliteal cyst
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What happens during a physical exam and what type of medical history do you need
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What is a knee osteotomy
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What is arthroscopic surgery
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What is a partial unicompartmental knee replacement
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What is a total knee replacement
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What exercises are good and not good if I have knee pain
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Is there a role for nutritional supplements to treat my knee pain glucosamineChondroitan, turmericcu
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Does weight effect knee pain and should I exercise to help
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Does my diet affect my knee pain and what kind of nutrition plan should I have
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Does physical therapy help with knee pain
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What are lifestyle changes than can help with knee pain
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How does hyaluronic acid injection work
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How do stem cell injections work
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How does a cortisone injection work
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What types of injections are given to help with knee pain
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How does platelet rich plasma injection work
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What are common side effects and risks associated with over the counter medications
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Is it helpful to aspiratedrain the knee if swollen
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What medications are available to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other arthritic conditions
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What is difference between NSAIDS and narcotics
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Do topical creamsgelspatches help with knee pain
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What over the counter medicines are available to treat knee pain
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How do these over the counter medications work
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Who should not use acetaminophen or over the counter medications
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What kind of knee supports and braces are available and how should I use them
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When should I consider surgery
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What items do I need to purchaseobtain to help with recovery
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What type of assistance will I need after surgery and for how long
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What can I do to get my home ready post surgery living areas, shower, etc…
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What preoperative testing is required
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What medications should I stop and when prior to surgery
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Will I need a disabled parking permit and how will I obtain it
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Will I need to donate blood
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What can I do before surgery to improve chance of a great outcome
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Should I see my dentist prior to surgery
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How to decide between going home vs inpatient rehabilitation
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Do I need to see my primary care doctor and other
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How does weight loss, exercise andor physical therapy play a role before surgery
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If I smoke or use tobacco products, why should I stop prior to surgery
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What if my urine analysisurine culture is positive
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What if my preop MRSAMSSA test is positive
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How do I know when to come to the hospital
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Why do I need to shower with antimicrobial soap
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What medications should I stop and when
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Is there anything else I need to know the night before surgery
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When do I need to stop eating or drinking
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How long after I arrive at the hospital will surgery begin
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How is blood loss prevented in the operating room
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What should I expect in the operating room
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What is done to prevent pain
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Where should I check in at the hospital
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What happens the morning of surgery in the preop area
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Will I meet with the anesthesiologist and what type of anesthesia is utilized
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How long does the surgery take and what happens afterwards
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What should I wear to the hospital
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What should I bring and what shouldn’t I bring to the hospital
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What is done to prevent infection on the day of surgery
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Can I take my medicines and brush my teeth the morning of surgery
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Is it normal for blood pressure to be low
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When does physical therapy start and what are the PT goals
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What is cold therapyice machine
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What is an incentive spirometer
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What will I feel like after surgery nauseated, disorientated, etc…
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How long will I be in the hospital outpatient vs inpatient surgery
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How will my pain be controlled
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What are sequential compression devices
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When will I be discharged and what is the process
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What is the equipment I need to be familiar with walker, cane, crutches, braces
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How long will I be in the recovery room, what can I expect, and where am I taken after
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What medications will I be discharged with
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How are blood clots prevented
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What exercise should I be doing
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What is a late infection and how do I prevent it
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What warning signs should make me call the doctor and how do I contact himher if I’m concerned
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Will I need to go to outpatient therapy
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Will I need antibiotics before dental work andor other medical procedures
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When can I resume normal non strenuous activities as well as golftennisother activities
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When will the swelling go down and when should I be concerned if I still have swelling
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How do I control my pain at home
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Should I continue to exercise after therapy is over
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What can I expect 3 months after surgery
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When can I drive and go back to work
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How do I care for my incision
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When can I expect a full recovery
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Will I have physical therapy at home and for how long
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What can I expect 6 weeks after surgery
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What can I do to prevent blood clots at home and what are the warning signs
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What can I expect two weeks after surgery
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When can I expect the pain to go away and when should I be concerned
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What do I need to know to take care of my new knee in the long term
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How long will I need walking aids walker, crutches, cane
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What can I do to prevent infection at home and what are the warning signs
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What can I expect 1 year after surgery
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Do I need follow up appointments with the doctor and when