The Role of Protein in Tissue Repair After Knee Replacement
Protein contributes to the structure, supports the function, and improves the regulation of the body’s tissues and organs.
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Protein contributes to the structure, supports the function, and improves the regulation of the body’s tissues and organs.
Mobility is defined as the ability to move or walk freely and easily. Maintaining mobility is critical to functioning well and living independently.
Unfortunately, cold weather can worsen the aches and pains caused by arthritis. Low temperatures have been found to heighten pain sensitivity,
A robotic knee replacement closely mirrors the conventional procedure, augmented by the precision and assistance of a robotic arm during the surgery.
Hip replacement surgery is a very common orthopaedic surgery. It involves replacing portions of a deteriorating hip joint with a synthetic implant so
Why choose a smart knee replacement? Let us count the whys! But first, what is a smart knee replacement? During knee replacement surgery the...