Terry Presley

Undergoing orthopedic surgery, especially for hip or knee replacement, marks a significant step toward regaining mobility and reducing pain. However, the surgery itself is only part of the journey. Rehabilitation for recovery plays a crucial role in ensuring that the benefits of surgery are fully realized. Without a structured and well-guided rehabilitation program, patients may face prolonged discomfort, limited function, or even complications. In this article, I will walk you through why...

Knee replacement surgery has evolved significantly over the past decades. Patients and surgeons alike seek methods that reduce recovery time, minimize pain, and improve long-term outcomes. Combining robotic total knee replacement with the muscle-sparing subvastus approach offers promising advantages that address these goals. This post explores how this combination transforms knee surgery, providing patients with a smoother, more precise, and less invasive experience. Robotic Surgery What Is...

Minimally invasive surgery is a misnomer in the setting of total joint replacement. Total joint replacement is an invasive surgery. However, there are certain teqniques that can make the surgery less invasive such as: robotics, smaller incisions and muscle sparing techniques where the muscles are not cut. Minimally invasive techniques in surgery have transformed the way many procedures are performed today. These methods focus on reducing the size of incisions, minimizing tissue damage, and...