Cemented or Non-Cemented Knee Replacement?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- There are 2 options your surgeon has to connect the knee replacement parts to your bone.
The first is to use bone cement - a special substance that looks like playdough so it's moldable but it hardens really fast and holds the metal parts against the bone.
The second is to adhere the implant by pressing it into the bone and allowing the bone to grow into a specially designed surface on the implant.
There are pros and cons to both and your knee surgeon will give you advice on which is best for you specific situation.
In this video, Dr. David explains which is better, a cemented or a non-cemented knee replacement.
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00:00 Intro
00:15 Pros of cemented
01:25 Pros of non-cemented
02:17 Cons of cemented
02:35 Cons of non-cemented
03:03 More information
5:19 Outro
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Hi doc, at almost 84 years I still prefer to do your excercises and drink your suppliments recomnended. South Africa
Hey Marti, thank you so much for your support! We are very glad to hear that our exercises are working for you!
Thank you so much for this information. I just love your videos.
Not related to this video. What is your take on toe joint pain & big toe bending inward towards 2nd toe without bunion bone sticking out. Also top of foot pain going towards arch. I walk alot like 3 miles 4x wk on a paved trail.
In Minute 4 of the video, Dr. David said "QUICKER" when referring to the cement-less procedure. Based on what he explained earlier, I am certain he meant SLOWER. Slip of the tounge.
Thanks for the info. Just started my trek into possible knee replacement. The first option my specialist is trying is the gel injection.
Hey Bob, sorry to hear that you are at this point. In case you are interested in avoiding this surgical route, we have a great playlist of videos available to help with knee arthritis. Here is a link:
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We also have an in-depth, step-by-step knee arthritis recovery program that is specifically designed to help people heal from knee arthritis and avoid unwanted surgeries. In case you are interested in this structured program, here is a link with more information:
The Knee Arthritis Recovery Program is designed to help people have the best chance of avoiding unnecessary surgery, injections, or having to rely on pain medications. This course guides people through exercises and stretches that target key body parts that have the greatest potential to prevent or help with knee conditions like osteoarthritis, meniscus tears, ligament injuries, cartilage problems and other knee conditions. To learn more please click this link: epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/knee-arthritis-recovery-program
How painful r they?
How painful are the steroid inj and how much do they lessen pain?
What I like about your videos is that you are giving us information that helps us ask questions. Could you possibly do a video on how a person would proceed with an HMO or PPO type of plan in pursuing the muscle balance issues? What I have experienced is that my PCP refers to a surgeon who says “You need surgery”. If I don’t want to go down that path yet, how should I proceed?
Thanks for all the informative videos!
Hey there, that is difficult to answer. At our clinic, we do not accept insurance because most insurances do not pay for our services. This is the case in many manual physical therapy clinics. We have a great knee arthritis recovery program available if you would be interested. This program offers a structured, in-depth approach to healing your knees and avoiding unwanted surgeries. Here is a link with more information in case you are interested:
The Knee Arthritis Recovery Program is designed to help people have the best chance of avoiding unnecessary surgery, injections, or having to rely on pain medications. This course guides people through exercises and stretches that target key body parts that have the greatest potential to prevent or help with knee conditions like osteoarthritis, meniscus tears, ligament injuries, cartilage problems and other knee conditions. To learn more please click this link: epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/knee-arthritis-recovery-program
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy Thanks for your response! In reference to insurance,I thought that would be the case. I will check out your knee program!
I had arthroscopic knee surgery because I had a tear of my articular cartilage. Can you do a video as to why after almost 3 months I still have pain and how long the pain may last after surgery. I still have pain on left side of the my left knee and sometimes I get pain the radiated from the inside the leg or when I got up and down the stairs.
I have osteoporosis in my hip. When I stand for a few minutes I have severe burning and stabbing pain in the groin. There is swelling. Is there a quick relief for this pain? The you for your great videos.
10-20 year life for the cement? Had a cement knee replacement 6 years ago and was told that replacements last 20 years or more. When did the cementless option become available? Never heard of it til now.
I have the cement less knee.. 2 feb had the surgery 😅