Knee Surgery
Total Knee Replacement: What to Expect Before, During and After Surgery
In the majority of patients with end-stage knee arthritis who have exhausted non- surgical management, knee replacement can help to reduce pain, improve function and allow a return to daily activities. At least 85% of patients self-report good-to-excellent outcomes following knee replacement surgery. Understanding what the procedure involves, why it is recommended, and what recovery…
Read MoreWhat Is a Baker’s Cyst? Understanding the Lump Behind Your Knee
A Baker’s cyst is a fluid-filled swelling that develops at the back of the knee, in the hollow space behind the joint known as the popliteal fossa. It forms when excess synovial (joint lubricating) fluid from an inflamed knee joint accumulates under pressure, the fluid escapes the knee through a 1 way valve, distending a…
Read MoreReturning to Sport After Knee Surgery
For any athlete, the journey back to the field, court, or track after knee surgery can feel like a marathon. Even if the desire to play again is strong, the path to a safe and triumphant return requires patience, diligence, and expert guidance. Simply waiting for a certain number of months to pass is not…
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