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Medical condition/treatment
Knee joint replacement or knee prosthesis
disc prolapse
Knee
disc prolapse
A knee replacement is a surgical procedure in which the damaged knee joint is replaced with an artificial joint. This is often done for advanced knee osteoarthritis or injuries. The prosthesis allows pain-free movement and improves the patient's quality of life. Rehabilitation after surgery is important to restore mobility and strength.
Causes/Description:
Knee osteoarthritis, injuries, wear and tear, age
disc prolapse
Chirurgie, Knieprobleme, Gelenkverschleiß, Alter, Rehabilitation, Bewegung
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disc prolapse
A knee replacement is usually performed due to advanced osteoarthritis or severe injuries to the knee joint.
disc prolapse
After a knee replacement, rehabilitation is crucial. Physical therapy can provide exercises to strengthen the hamstring muscles and improve mobility. Pain-relieving medications can be taken in consultation with a doctor. Compliance with the surgeon's instructions and regular medical examinations are important to monitor recovery.
disc prolapse
The first successful knee replacement surgery was performed in the 1960s. Fact: Modern knee prostheses are durable and improve mobility.
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