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Cognitive Improvement After a Total Hip Replacement

Hip, Orthopaedic Research, OsteoarthritisBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk16th May 2022

A total hip replacement is offered to people with severe hip pain and loss of mobility due to a degenerative condition like osteoarthritis or a serious hip fracture. It involves removing the damaged hip joint and replacing it with an artificial implant.

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How Long Does a Knee Replacement Last?

Knee, Orthopaedic ResearchBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk14th April 2022

Knee replacement surgery is a routine procedure offered to patients with severe knee pain due to osteoarthritis. A total knee replacement involves removing the entire knee joint and replacing it with a prosthetic implant, whereas a partial knee replacement entails replacing only the damaged sections of the knee joint and leaving the undamaged sections intact.

Total Knee Arthroplasty in Haemophilia

Knee, Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk21st February 2022

Haemophilia is an inherited blood disorder which causes the person’s blood to fail to clot properly. Blood normally contains proteins – called clotting factors – that help to stop bleeding. However, in people with haemophilia, the factor VIII and factor IX proteins are very low which can lead to spontaneous or prolonged bleeding following an…

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Does Chronic Kidney Disease Increase the Risk of Implant Failure After a Hip or Knee Replacement?

Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk14th November 2021

Around three million people in the UK have Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and around 63,000 are being treated for kidney failure.

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How Obesity Affects Outcomes Following a Total Knee Replacement

Knee, Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk22nd October 2021

A total knee replacement is a surgical procedure to replace a severely damaged knee joint with a prosthetic implant. It is now offered routinely for people whose knees are so badly affected by arthritis or injury that they find it difficult to perform day-to-day tasks or move around without pain. Knee replacement is a common…

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Arthritis: What You Need to Know About this Degenerative Condition

Orthopaedic Research, Osteoarthritis, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk7th October 2021

Arthritis is one of the main causes of disability in the UK. A study by the Arthritis Research Campaign (Arthritis: The Big Picture) concluded that many people are confused about what arthritis is and ARC estimates that there may be twice as many people with the condition than see their GP about it. To mark…

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The Importance of Calcium and Vitamin D with Joint Replacement Surgery

Hip, Knee, Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk28th September 2021

If you have undergone joint replacement surgery, you want to experience the best possible outcomes and know that your prosthetic implant will last as long as possible, giving you many years of pain-free movement.

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How Smoking Affects Outcomes for Total Hip Replacement

Hip, Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk14th June 2021

If you are a smoker and you are scheduled to undergo a total hip replacement, your orthopaedic surgeon may recommend quitting prior to surgery. All of us are familiar with the health risks associated with smoking – which include cancer of the lungs, mouth, throat and other organs, as well as coronary heart disease, heart…

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Mental Health and Total Knee Replacement

Knee, Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk28th May 2021

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we are looking at the impact of mental health problems on surgical outcomes, specifically in relation to total knee replacements. Joint replacement surgery is a highly effective and successful procedure that offers people the chance to regain their mobility and their quality of life. It is performed routinely for…

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The Link Between Good Nutrition and Joint Replacement Outcomes

Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk15th March 2021

Here we provide evidence-based information about how good nutrition can make a difference to the outcome of joint replacement surgery.

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