Can I have surgery on both knees?
Some large hospitals have the equipment to replace both knees. However, I won’t recommend it since the risk of trans-surgical complications increases.
Frequently asked questions about orthopedic and trauma
Some large hospitals have the equipment to replace both knees. However, I won’t recommend it since the risk of trans-surgical complications increases.
It takes approximately an hour and a half and requires a night of hospitalization.
There is no restriction regarding age. It is usually recommended for patients over 55 years old, although if a young person has a disease, we…
Some cases may improve, but some won’t. Joints with advanced damage will only get better after surgery.
Some large hospitals have the equipment to replace both hips. Nevertheless, I won’t recommend it since the risk of trans-surgical complications increases.
Patients with a cemented prosthesis can walk with assistance the next day. If you got uncemented or hybrid prostheses, you would start walking that week.
Generally, a night in the hospital is required. The day after, you can recover at home.
There are different types of hip implants; depending on the case, your specialist will select cemented, uncemented, or hybrid prostheses.
90% of the cases do not require it. If needed, we would know in advance and choose a safe hospital to do it with a…
Sometimes physiotherapy is indicated at the beginning of the symptoms. You can think of a conservative treatment if it is not a severe lesson. If…
Recovery usually takes a couple of months. Depending on the surgery and your activities, you could start getting back to them.
You won’t! The ideal scenario is that a day after, you can get out of bed and start walking with assistance.
The spine surgery has an approximate duration of 2 to 4 hours. Only one night of hospitalization is required.
I would not recommend it. It is indispensable to consult a medical specialist in the musculoskeletal system to prevent the risk of irreversible damage.