I had my left knee done in Roanoke, Va. two years ago last week. It was NOT the horror story people make it out to be. I am very active, and the replacement gave me back my life. You have to want to get better. You must get up and move and do your physical therapy. I will not hesitate to have the right one done.

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I always hate these videos. The squeemish part of me always reacts like it doesn't want to be here. It's mostly pointly anyways. The only way to really know is to see a doctor get scans done. Besides a lot them talk about surgery like it's not going to cause long term problems for what could very likely heal on it's own.

This was incredibly helpful. My 11 year old pitches from the stretch very naturally but I'd like him to learn the wind up as well. You broke this down so thoroughly and made it very understandable. Thank you for not rushing through each step. I am not a pitcher but now I want to try, lol.

Only problem, is doing this while dealing with skin…

Very informative. But terrible video.

He said, "Next this is just a personal preference of mine," 😅 Like he's a building a cabinet in a kitchen or something. What's the actual medical procedure that is supposed to be done and why is what's important to me. Lol Like WOW!! That's the only thing that got me. He actually said, "Next this is just a personal preference of mine, I like to take off the tibial spine where I like to make it flat where I can drill the next drill in. And once I have a good flat surface to work with we'll come in and put our drill in again...." Lol 😅 I can't get over that part. Sorry.... Lol 😅What's the actual medical surgical procedure that is supposed to take place instead of his personal preference of his? And does his personal preference make the surgical procedure better or worse?

Fantastic video. Kudos to the presenter.

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How does the ACL stay in place during the knee replacement? It seems like it’s not there after the replacement.

i wanted a foot massage done by my partner but she wouldnt touch my feet even tho i just wanted to cry from the pain

What happens to the knots? do they stay forever or dissolve? Also can you feel them rubbing after surgery?

I have to have a knee replacement... I can't wait for that long ugly ass scar!!!!!

Can you please explain why this is ok, but taking a break from running isnt? Doesn't massaging to the point on pain also break open the micro tears? Thanks :)

No wonder that surgery hurt so much to heal up.....OMG The PAIN : (

Great video!

I have an acute posterior medial meniscus root tear with extrusion. I have no pain or swelling and no mobility or flexibility impairment. I get soft grinding for a few seconds that comes and goes spontaneously. I would like your opinion on how to reduce the soft grinding. Thanks

Had a total knee and am in agreement with people who stated that the key to a successful surgery is obviously a good doc, but just as, if not more so is getting serious about your pre op and post op physical therapy/exercise. Did 5 weeks of pre op workouts, followed by 3.5 months of physical therapy. Had great insurance and pushed it all the way to the limit. As a result at 65 years old i was back water skiing,snow skiing, hiking,wake surfing again. Sadly I stopped playing volleyball because of the loss of certain ligaments. However I will take getting my life back along with the ability to function again and no more crippling pain sny day of the week.

such an amazing illustration thanks to everyone who participated in making this video to benefit all med students ❤

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Thank you for helping this struggling NP student :)

Omg . I will prepare to scream and deal with it, but the outcome will be far worth it, I am going to have it done this year, probably by May , lol

What causes the popping sound😊.

I have mild neck pain but lots of numbness on my neck, shoulders, and hands all greatly aggravated by bending my neck. 4 surgeons have recommended 2 level ADR and diagnosed radiculopathy and myelopathy because of also having hyperreflexia, mild balance issues, and positive Hoffmans. How is it possible I can have severe bilateral foraminal stenosis and cord compression at C5-C7 yet have only mild neck pain and no pain radiating down my arms? Does the numbness sound more like radiculopathy or myelopathy? How can you tell?

So basically its pin pin rod guide saw got it

I'm a new ST trying to learn total knee

Jazak Allah Khair for your valuable information.

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Must be a old .method

Must be a old method

not sure how or why this video popped up but I watched it and now feel I could do a rudimentary knee replacement... I have all the tools he used in my work truck...

I just had all of this done and was in absolutely no pain post surgery at all. Walking without crutches in two days. Not really well but weight bearing. This stuff is incredible. 25-30 minutes and your up and out. But again I am a week post op and no pain!

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Thank you, Doctor. Best I've seen yet.

I'm 42 years old and have needed a total left knee replacement since I was about 35. My insurance still has refused to pay for it because they say I'm too young and they are afraid that if I have the surgery done than in 15 years I'll have to have it done again and they don't want to pay for it again. So I've been living in so much pain for the past 7 years and now I'm almost completely unable to walk, but I still can't get my knee replaced

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Just got my left knee replacement 3 weeks ago.....know wonder it hurts like hell....

Nice job!

What kind of tape? I've been using KT Tape but it's too expensive to use so much for one time.

Before and after repairs don't seem at all comparable. The meniscus covers the whole bone on bone area. You seem to be missing 30% of that.

This is now more terrifying than any jorror film I've ever seen

I've had CT scans for other issues that noted problems with my C6&C7 L5&S1 but nothing ever done about it until I started having some really bad migraines with leg and arm weakness with numbness in my palms and fingers. I was diagnosed six years earlier with narcolepsy with cataplexy after a six foot fall from which I fell face down on a rock walk way hitting my head on a concrete wall as well. My fall was caused by my legs going numb and limp as I was stepping over a baby gate on the top of my porch at the same time my dogs started barking, doctor stated my dogs startled me causing the first and only cataplexy spell I have had in my life. Since my fall I started having really bad facial pain (discovered it was migraines). I have numbness in my arms and weakness in my legs with pain like never before since my fall. I fell down a flight of concrete stairs in 2008 causing a cervical and lumbar sprain and a concussion. I took a few months of physical therapy and after a MRI the doctor released me. I am now dealing with the issue again. My neurologist has reviewed all of my medical notes and I go for a never test to see if I have spinal nerve damage now. The CT and MRI notes from other non related issues noted the concerns even after the first accident and before the second accident. I've had problems but just thought the pain I felt was due to me being over weight. I have since then lost a significant amount of weight and I am having more issues. Am I going the right route having a nerve test before any other test? I'm not exactly as young as I was when I first fell and my body is going through the aging process seeing I'm 44 and I'm concern about becoming immobile before I'm ready.

Thanks a lot for the information, but what if i feel like my knee is some time like going to break backward when walking down of stairs

I’m just upset at how you pronounce debride …

I just have a confusion that after the surgery, the knee locking also stops or it still prevails??

Excellent!

Thank you for this thorough, easy-to-understand explanation. Much appreciated.

I’m getting my left knee done at the VA Haley Tampa Hospital on July 13, 2023. This video is exactly what the VA should show to patients like me especially at 73 years old. You get nothing this informative! This is as good and simple and direct as it gets I’m going to keep this to share with family, members and friends, who have knee replacements on the horizon. Thank you for creating this video because it’s worth it’s weight in gold. SR Webb Wimauma Florida