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Hear from patients who have had knee replacement surgery.
We know that knee replacement surgery is a major decision. You may be reading and thinking a lot about it. You may be asking yourself if this kind of surgery is worth it, or if it is your only option. Your doctor may suggest other ways to manage your knee arthritis. These may include:
When these treatments no longer help you, it may be time to consider knee replacement surgery, like these patients did.
Knee pain was limiting Duane from doing what he loves — working as a CNC operator with Exactech during the week and finishing home improvement projects on the weekend.
Rollie was struggling with knee pain that limited his everyday activities. After a knee replacement with Dr. Jeffrey Ginther and the ExactechGPS technology, Rollie was able to get back to his active lifestyle.
Total knee replacement surgery with Exactech AI technologies and implants helped Barbara get back to teaching aerobic exercise at her local senior center.
Aircraft mechanic Jerry was experiencing constant knee pain as a result of a broken leg earlier in life. An Exactech Active Intelligence (AI) knee replacement provided exactly what he needed to get his mobility back.
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With any surgery, there are potential risks, and results will vary depending on the patient. Joint replacement surgery is not for everyone. Check with your physician to determine if you are a candidate for joint replacement surgery. Your physician will consider the risks and benefits associated with this procedure, as well as individual factors such as the cause of your condition, your age, height, weight and activity level.
The information contained within this website is for educational purposes only and is not providing medical advice. This information is not intended to replace the expert guidance of your orthopaedic surgeon. Please direct any questions or concerns you may have to your orthopaedic surgeon. Decisions concerning patient care and treatment should be made solely by your physician(s). With any surgery, there are potential risks and results will vary depending on the patient.
