Love this conference. I’m 66 years old with fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis, for a year I have been in horrible pain and complaining about it to my rheumatologist but he keeps let’s do this and let’s do that…, the Ortho took a look at the x rays and told me you have a bone on bone situation and your cartilage is totally gone, we will take care of that. Thank God I complained to my primary and he sent me to an orthopedic surgeon and finally I see something being done. Will have robotic total knee replacement and a pray to God that finally my pain will get better!
Just starting to experience serious pain and this gives me a good understanding of options. Trying Synvisc as initial treatment. I am 73 years and very active. Thank you. Great presentation.
Originally I started listening to help me sleep. I started dozing, then awoke and listened because this presentation was so engaging and informative. Struggling with whether I indeed need full replacement, and this presentation gave me hope that perhaps, just perhaps, partial might be a possibility. Intend to contact Dr. Berry.
I'm 36 I had both of my hips totally replaced and it's probably taken away 75% of the pain it's not 100% pain-free they do ache but still really worth it
@@arjunmasrankar I had bilateral hip replacements at 33. Then knees replaced at 36. The hips made it 12 years, then were replaced again, but one at a time this go. They still have some pain of course, but I rise my horse still.
Can you be suitable for a knee prosthesis if you have limited knee bend, I have 45 degrees (due to an accident in 1986) and cartilage is non existent. I am 76 years old, still very active.
Did you know that dinosaurs had osteoarthritis too? Yes! Tyrannosaurus bones, Brontosaurus bones, and Stegasaurus bones show arthritis damage! Even Diplodocus bones, show arthritic damage, so it didn't depend on whether or not they were meat eaters or herbivores, they all had it! The poor little things!
Great presentation, but it seems like the comments are promoting joint replacement as an option when conservative treatment is possible. Try physical therapy and acupuncture first, then consider joint replacement and surgery.
“Ceramisized metal”...Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) / Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)?? The color of The piece shown appeared to indicate CrCN or TiAlN...or are they fully oxidized...but colors are deceiving. I did PVD for 20 years for cutting tools and decorative films...always wondering why thise films were not used on metal implant components. Wondering what technique is used to produced the “Ceramisized” (his word) metal. If anyone knows...I’d live to know...as I am considering a knee replacement myself. Thanks!
53:30 as apposed to pain sensitization? cute how things are "evidence based prn". how about when a pt is in pain: it's a no brainer? How bout that. You can still double sell the naloxone, im sure the hospital board will be happy w/that. no evidence of metal allergies (except *definitely* cutaneous. but that's only in humans). do you hear yourself? amazing. you know, by the time someone sees you, theyve already pretty much bought the knee by that point. im not saying upselling isnt important - im a crew trainer at McDs - but come on man. Youre dealing w/a lot of rheumatoid pts, but allergy and immune isnt a topic shown to be relevant. save it for the assoc guidelines. & the (largely unrelated) stock brochure. the connections between industry and the professional associations are better established than metal reactions:- i'd maybe believe a comparison like that being born out by the data. If it was released.
Hello Doctor - I had my two (2) knees and my right hip replaced. Same Doctor (Dr. Paul Lombardi M.D.) - supposedly a great Surgeon? Well, my left knee (01/2016) is fine, my right hip (01/2019) is fine - BUT MY RIGHT KNEE (04/2019) is a total disaster!! It has now been two years and three months since the right knee was done and it is Swollen DAILY the size of a Watermelon!! The stiffness and swelling is beyond ridiculous! What is wrong? I had another Doc in his group X-ray it in January and they claim everything is structurally fine - I DISAGREE!!! The Pain, Soreness, Stiffness and Swelling is my body telling me something is radically wrong with the right knee. My left knee is fine and is over five years old - The right knee is a MESS and only 2.25 years old. ANY SUGGESTIONS ? Infection maybe? Scar Tissue? Please reply with your recommendations....Thanks!
Hi there. I would suggest getting another opinion even a third and as fast as possible by what you said. This comment may be too late and you have already did something. But if any other person is in this situation my previous suggestion is best. I hope all is better and you are healthy. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless
I will not surrender to knee replacement. The idea of dr using a saw to cut bone & a drill is too evasive .Unless the dr who doing surgery is a greatest surgeon - maybe .But 99.9% dr do a botch up job where I heard of infection &prosthesis being too big & they had to do surgery
Cute, but as an MD I was hoping for more of surgical techniques, but I’m only a bit into video, so hoping it gets more technical. This video is something more for my patients than for me.
Love this conference. I’m 66 years old with fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis, for a year I have been in horrible pain and complaining about it to my rheumatologist but he keeps let’s do this and let’s do that…, the Ortho took a look at the x rays and told me you have a bone on bone situation and your cartilage is totally gone, we will take care of that. Thank God I complained to my primary and he sent me to an orthopedic surgeon and finally I see something being done. Will have robotic total knee replacement and a pray to God that finally my pain will get better!
Excellent presentation - excellent presenter - excellent questions and response - Great big thumbs up to everyone who help pull this together! :)
Just starting to experience serious pain and this gives me a good understanding of options. Trying Synvisc as initial treatment. I am 73 years and very active. Thank you. Great presentation.
Originally I started listening to help me sleep. I started dozing, then awoke and listened because this presentation was so engaging and informative. Struggling with whether I indeed need full replacement, and this presentation gave me hope that perhaps, just perhaps, partial might be a possibility. Intend to contact Dr. Berry.
This video really shed some light onto my ignorance about modern medicine. Thanks a lot.
Very informative and well presented! I will use the information to improve my practice as a recovery room nurse,Thank you!
Brilliant presentation for the lay person to understand thank you
This was a very informative lecture. I have had my ceramic hip longer than Dr Jeffrey Barry has been on earth (40 yrs)!
I learned a lot from this talk.Thx!
Most thorough!! Thank you for your service, Dr. Barry.
Excellent presentation!
What a fab and understandably put lecture - rocking, thankyou.
Gr8 lecture. covered a lot in a compact time. really gr8. especially the q's. Interesting.
Thank you very much for this excellent lecture!
Very informative! Thank you!
Thank you for all the information it was fantastic I do need surgery on my hip and I'm very scared so you help a lot ❤️
Thank you. Very well done
My grandma had arthritis, her knee's were huge and her all her body joints. She was skinny all her life.
Thank you. This is very informative. Excellent presentation.
Great lecture! Thank you
Thank you that was very interesting and I learned a lot from this?
Excellent information and a very good doctor & presenter.
Great
I'm 36 I had both of my hips totally replaced and it's probably taken away 75% of the pain it's not 100% pain-free they do ache but still really worth it
Im 30yr old
My both hip fracture ..Hip replacement is sucfull ?
@@arjunmasrankar I had bilateral hip replacements at 33. Then knees replaced at 36. The hips made it 12 years, then were replaced again, but one at a time this go. They still have some pain of course, but I rise my horse still.
@@stacyjudd8376 your happy with new hip
Good information
Can you be suitable for a knee prosthesis if you have limited knee bend, I have 45 degrees (due to an accident in 1986) and cartilage is non existent. I am 76 years old, still very active.
I wish he would have talked about partial knee replacement
That is why it hurts like hell, yall don't give enough pain medication. Don't listen to the media you will make bad decisions.
Thus is my greatest fear. I'm scared my doctor will lie to me and say he's going to give me something and he ends up giving me Tylenol.
I wonder Is maglev usefully for artificial knee joint ?
I have been watching this types of surgery methods since 2001 there is no modern all are ancient methods
There will be a novel approach soon - in clinical trials
Did you know that dinosaurs had osteoarthritis too? Yes! Tyrannosaurus bones, Brontosaurus bones, and Stegasaurus bones show arthritis damage! Even Diplodocus bones, show arthritic damage, so it didn't depend on whether or not they were meat eaters or herbivores, they all had it! The poor little things!
What an interesting person. London
WILL THE INDUSTRY EVER BE ABLE TO DO SIDE BY SIDE REPLACEMENTS
SO WE DO NOT HAVE TO LOOSE OUR PCL & ACL'S WHICH HAPPENS IN A FULL REPLACEMENT.?
It's hurts no matter what
Great presentation, but it seems like the comments are promoting joint replacement as an option when conservative treatment is possible. Try physical therapy and acupuncture first, then consider joint replacement and surgery.
Would you advise a double hip replacement if both are equally in need of immediate replacement? Generally, but specifically in someone aged 80.
YES!
“Ceramisized metal”...Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) / Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)?? The color of
The piece shown appeared to indicate CrCN or TiAlN...or are they fully oxidized...but colors are deceiving. I did PVD for 20 years for cutting tools and decorative films...always wondering why thise films were not used on metal implant components. Wondering what technique is used to produced the “Ceramisized” (his word) metal. If anyone knows...I’d live to know...as I am considering a knee replacement myself. Thanks!
53:30 as apposed to pain sensitization? cute how things are "evidence based prn". how about when a pt is in pain: it's a no brainer? How bout that. You can still double sell the naloxone, im sure the hospital board will be happy w/that. no evidence of metal allergies (except *definitely* cutaneous. but that's only in humans). do you hear yourself? amazing. you know, by the time someone sees you, theyve already pretty much bought the knee by that point. im not saying upselling isnt important - im a crew trainer at McDs - but come on man. Youre dealing w/a lot of rheumatoid pts, but allergy and immune isnt a topic shown to be relevant.
save it for the assoc guidelines. & the (largely unrelated) stock brochure. the connections between industry and the professional associations are better established than metal reactions:- i'd maybe believe a comparison like that being born out by the data. If it was released.
Hello Doctor - I had my two (2) knees and my right hip replaced. Same Doctor (Dr. Paul Lombardi M.D.) - supposedly a great Surgeon? Well, my left knee (01/2016) is fine, my right hip (01/2019) is fine - BUT MY RIGHT KNEE (04/2019) is a total disaster!! It has now been two years and three months since the right knee was done and it is Swollen DAILY the size of a Watermelon!! The stiffness and swelling is beyond ridiculous! What is wrong? I had another Doc in his group X-ray it in January and they claim everything is structurally fine - I DISAGREE!!! The Pain, Soreness, Stiffness and Swelling is my body telling me something is radically wrong with the right knee. My left knee is fine and is over five years old - The right knee is a MESS and only 2.25 years old. ANY SUGGESTIONS ? Infection maybe? Scar Tissue? Please reply with your recommendations....Thanks!
Hi there. I would suggest getting another opinion even a third and as fast as possible by what you said. This comment may be too late and you have already did something. But if any other person is in this situation my previous suggestion is best. I hope all is better and you are healthy. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless
No heavy metals😢
58:00 pt q's. inc curing CA in mice.
I will not surrender to knee replacement. The idea of dr using a saw to cut bone & a drill is too evasive .Unless the dr who doing surgery is a greatest surgeon - maybe .But 99.9% dr do a botch up job where I heard of infection &prosthesis being too big & they had to do surgery
Mustaccioli salanto
☼ dinosaurs used cobalt implants to replace osteoarthritis afflicted joints, did you know that? just some trivia there. read your Bible.
Cute, but as an MD I was hoping for more of surgical techniques, but I’m only a bit into video, so hoping it gets more technical. This video is something more for my patients than for me.
54:20 but my (L) knee identifies as female. #wokeOrtho
Nnjk no
Dude looks to young to be a surgeon.
Doogie Houser MD. I know a guy 32 and looks 18.