New Tools, New Anesthesia, New Therapy Means Big Changes in Hip Replacement
David Heuck's biggest regret about his minimally invasive hip replacement was not having it done sooner. Recovery times are much shorter with this procedure.
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The arthritis and joint replacement service specializes in the care of adult patients with arthritic disorders of the hip, knee, and shoulder.
David Heuck's biggest regret about his minimally invasive hip replacement was not having it done sooner. Recovery times are much shorter with this procedure.
With advancements in surgical techniques, materials, and patient selection, total joint replacement is no longer limited by age.
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