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We know you can’t be with your patients for 10 hours a day after knee replacement surgery, but MotionSense can. In a survey conducted for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 2023 meeting, patients were using the wearable remote sensor for approximately 10 hours per day, post-surgery.¹ The patient-side MotionSense app links to your OrthologIQ dashboard so that the entire care team can stay on top of patient progress in real time. Learn more about the real-time patient recovery data MotionSense with OrthoLogIQ shares with care teams at: https://lnkd.in/en7Zaquu #orthopaedicsurgeon #orthopaedicsurgery #jointreplacement #kneereplacement #kneereplacementsurgery #motionsense #orthologiq References: 1. Marchand R, Hampp E, Antunes R, Jacob P, Meyer A, Justice TE, Taylor K, Verstraete M, Mont M. Patient Compliance with Remote Monitoring: Findings from a Multi-center Study. Poster presented at: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Meeting; March 7-11, 2023; Las Vegas, NV. The information in this post is intended for healthcare professionals in the United States only. JR-MOTSNS-VID-1218151

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Step into the future of knee replacement surgery. Read our article on the latest advancements in the field. From minimally invasive techniques to computer-assisted and robotic-assisted surgeries, the evolution in knee surgery is offering faster recovery, less pain, and more precise treatments. Discover how patient-specific instrumentation and advanced implant materials are setting new standards. A must-read for anyone interested in the progressive world of orthopaedic medicine. https://zurl.co/fBZS #KneeSurgeryInnovation #OrthopaedicAdvancements #MinimallyInvasiveSurgery #TotalKneeReplacement #RoboticAssistedSurgery #ComputerAssistedSurgery #PatientSpecificInstrumentation #AdvancedImplantMaterials #OrthopaedicSurgery #HealthcareEvolution #LondonHipKnee

Step into the future of knee replacement surgery. Read our article on the latest advancements in the field. From minimally invasive techniques to computer-assisted and robotic-assisted surgeries, the evolution in knee surgery is offering faster recovery, less pain, and more precise treatments. Discover how patient-specific instrumentation and advanced implant materials are setting new standards. A must-read for anyone interested in the progressive world of orthopaedic medicine. https://zurl.co/fBZS #KneeSurgeryInnovation #OrthopaedicAdvancements #MinimallyInvasiveSurgery #TotalKneeReplacement #RoboticAssistedSurgery #ComputerAssistedSurgery #PatientSpecificInstrumentation #AdvancedImplantMaterials #OrthopaedicSurgery #HealthcareEvolution #LondonHipKnee

Wouldn’t it be nice for your patients to see how well they are progressing between visits after knee replacement surgery? In a survey conducted for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 2023 meeting, 88% of patients reported that the MotionSense app provided them with useful data about the progress of their knee recovery and the MotionSense exercise guidance provided them with everything they needed for their recovery support.¹ MotionSense is where innovation meets recovery, with personalized exercises, activity measurement, pain score rating and wound image uploading all designed to allow patients and their care teams access to recovery-related data. Learn more about how MotionSense aids patient recovery today at: https://lnkd.in/gEM6Hngd #orthopaedicsurgeon #orthopaedicsurgery #jointreplacement #kneereplacement #kneereplacementsurgery #motionsense #orthologiq References: 1. Marchand R, Hampp E, Antunes R, Jacob P, Meyer A, Justice TE, Taylor K, Verstraete M, Mont M. Patient Compliance with Remote Monitoring: Findings from a Multi-center Study. Poster presented at: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Meeting; March 7-11, 2023; Las Vegas, NV. The information in this post is intended for healthcare professionals in the United States only. JR-MOTSNS-SOCI-1150728

Having knee replacement surgery then experiencing complications is something that many patients cite in delaying surgery. Unbalanced ligament tension often leads to complications and patient dissatisfaction in knee replacement surgeries. It’s why Dr. DeClaire’s work is so timely. Here, Dr. DeClaire discusses his recent work and participation in a multi-center study in which a robotic-assisted system was used for total knee arthroplasty planning in 266 patients. “What we found was that when we balance that knee, again within a half a millimeter, which we’re able to measure with this OMNIBot, having a knee that’s slightly tighter medially than laterally at extension and close to equal or tighter medially at mid-flexion and slightly more lax lateral than the medial at flexion created a significant improvement in the KOOS pain score,” Dr. DeClaire told Healio. Read more at the link below. #roboticsurgery #kneereplacement #orthopedicsurgeon #kneereplacementspecialist https://lnkd.in/g-E-NDu8

Today, surgical site complications still pose a challenge to healthcare systems and clinicians, despite advances in surgical techniques. To address the problem, Mölnlycke collaborated with a group of surgeons, chaired by Rhidian Morgan-Jones (Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at University Hospital Llandough and Cardiff Knee Clinic, Cardiff, UK), to develop a universal risk assessment tool for all patients undergoing major surgery. The tool has been developed through a review of existing research. Using this tool in practice aims to provide a practical and pragmatic solution for identifying high-risk patients. It is also designed to assist in the specific use of closed incision negative pressure therapy (ciNPT). The goal is to be able to optimise peri-operative wound management resource utilisation in the high-risk categories and to mitigate risks where possible (e.g. weight loss). Download the full article here: https://bit.ly/3M6nC4F #molnlyckehealthcare #healthcare #incisioncare #woundcare #SSERA #orthopedic #surgery #surgeon

Logan Hanson D.O. flies from Florida to watch the Jiffy Knee medial oblique modified subvastus approach. Some facts: -17 years of experience from me. -Average tourniquet time 19.45 minutes -Same day surgery rate 98% -Over 415 different zip codes -1200 TKAS this year -EVERY surgeon has adopted this technique after a visit with me -All expenses paid with NO COST for educational visit *Must watch his testimonial* EVERY surgeon that visited has been impressed with the program. Why not take the leap of faith for a quick call?? -Surgeons learn the Medial Oblique Modified Subvastus “Jiffy Knee” approach -Agnostic to any implant -Industry sponsored visitation / Scrub in on the cases!! -Proven data -Grow your practice / better patient outcomes -ASC efficiency (9 TKAs before 2 pm) Contact Me for more information on a site visitation. HIT LIKE AND REPOST to help me get the word out!! Ortho Development Corporation DePuy Synthes American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Zimmer Biomet Smith+Nephew Stryker Heraeus American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) #totalkneereplacement #orthodevelopment #kneesurgery #orthopedicsurgeon #kneereplacement #kneepaintreatment #depuysynthes #zimmerbiomet #smithandnephew #roboticsurgery #orthopedicsurgeons #musclesparingkneereplacement

The goal of artificial lumbar disc replacement surgery is to relieve pain while maintaining motion, reduce further degeneration in the spine, and allow people to return to activities quickly. Given that it is a surgery, naturally there will be a recovery window. A short hospital stay is followed by about 4-6 weeks of outpatient physical therapy and a walking regime, designed to improve strength, endurance, and flexibility. Recovery from an artificial disc replacement is usually faster than with fusion surgery. The artificial lumbar disc allows natural motions of the spine including flexion, extension, rotation, and side bending. This motion preservation has been shown to facilitate faster recovery and return to activities. It's quite common for patients to get back to their active lifestyles within a matter of weeks. Often times, without the weight of chronic pain, patients are able to go beyond the activities they normally performed, allowing patients to do all the activities they love. If you think you may be a good candidate for an artificial lumbar disc, schedule your appointment with one of our Board-Certified and Fellowship Trained Orthopaedic Specialists online at www.CSOG.net or call 719-632-7669. #ArtificialDiscReplacement #LumbarDisc #ProdiscL #SpineSurgery #Orthopedics #BoardCertified #FellowshipTrained