Six weeks after surgery, when you regain full shoulder movement, you can probably resume driving. At this time, your surgeon also may allow you to return to work,…
Prosthetics
The most common sports that shoulder arthroplasty patients enjoy including golf, swimming, tennis, but may also include many other choices including fitness activities, rowing, skiing, basketball, and softball….
Typically, the boundaries have been set by the surgeon, with many patients cautioned or even prohibited from overhead sports, weight training, or heavy work responsibilities. A typical set…
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Many older adults who were active in recreational sports like swimming and golfing can get back into the game after having a total…
How long does total shoulder replacement surgery take? The surgery takes about three hours including time for anesthesia to be done. How long does it take to recover…
Newswise — A new study by researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York City reveals that symptomatic lower back pain resolved in 82% of patients…
Many times, it takes from three to six months for the shoulder to heal. Regaining full strength and range of motion can take up to a year. How…
You should be able to stop using your crutches or walking frame and resume normal leisure activities 6 weeks after surgery. However, it may take up to 3…
11. Will I still be able to bowl after shoulder replacement surgery? Some patient’s do continue to bowl. We advise caution to preserve the joint since it is…
Entrapped regenerated meniscal tissue is an unusual cause of chronic knee pain following TKA and can be diagnosed and successfully treated by arthroscopic debridement. It is essential to…