Severe arthrosis of the knee can be generalized to the entire joint or confined to only a small part, a so-called compartment of the knee: in this specific case, this arthrotic condition can be treated with a smaller-than-total prosthesis, called a unicompartmental prosthesis. The single-compartment knee replacement, in fact, is a minimally invasive surgical procedure … Continue reading Unicompartmental Prosthesis: Benefits and Indications
Anterior minimally invasive surgery (AMIS), is a very conservative approach to the hip that respects the anatomy of the joint.
Everything you always wanted to know about hip replacement surgery. Here are the most common questions patients ask their surgeon.
Baker cyst appears as a fluid-filled nodule or sac located behind the knee. Its presence is, in some cases, asymptomatic while, in others, it is associated with swelling, pain, or sensation of joint stiffness. In reality, however, Baker's cyst is nothing more than the manifestation of another associated and preexisting pathology. So let's see what … Continue reading Baker cyst: what it is, symptoms and treatments
Sclerosis of the acetabular roofs: what does it mean when we find this wording in an X-ray report and what is its correlation with coxarthrosis? What solutions can be adopted?
Regenerative Medicine in the treatment of hip and knee osteoarthritis: limitations and benefits.
Arthrosis of the Knee, explained in 1 minute
Painful hip replacement is a disabling condition that can discourage those who have already undergone surgery. What are the causes of this symptomatology?
The causes of anterior knee pain can be many. So can the treatments to remedy it.
What are the causes of a painful knee replacement and when is surgical revision necessary?
