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Some people are born with a deformed joint or defective cartilage, which leads to osteoarthritis. Excess weight, joint fracture, ligament tears, or other injury can damage cartilage and cause osteoarthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis is another condition that may be alleviated by hip or knee joint replacement. This chronic inflammation of the joint lining causes pain, stiffness, and swelling. The inflamed lining can invade and damage bone and cartilage.

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Categories: Physicians & Surgeons, Mental Health Services, Physical Therapists, Physicians & Surgeons, Neurology, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Plastic & Reconstructive, Physicians & Surgeons, Psychiatry, Physicians & Surgeons, Rheumatology (Arthritis), Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General, Surgery Centers

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Biles Karen

General Practitioners

Arthritis
Some people are born with a deformed joint or defective cartilage, which leads to osteoarthritis. Excess weight, joint fracture, ligament tears, or other injury can damage cartilage and cause osteoarthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis is another condition that may be alleviated by hip or knee joint replacement. This chronic inflammation of the joint lining causes pain, stiffness, and swelling. The inflamed lining can invade and damage bone and cartilage.

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For patients who are candidates for the procedure, the answer is simple. Today’s implants offer exceptional outcomes, but traditional surgical techniques require a long and involved physical recovery. Surgeons understand that patients desire to quickly return to a more active and enjoyable lifestyle. In addition to a shorter incision, surgeons using the rapid recovery program have implemented a highly organized treatment plan for their patients’ physical and mental health. Rapid recovery patients are educated with a variety of materials. The comprehensive educational materials will help patients understand the surgical procedure and its outcomes. Rapid recovery patients begin preoperative strengthening exercises to help them prepare for surgery and their recovery. Patients may be given a comprehensive nutrition plan to help ensure maximum health before surgery. Rapid recovery surgeons may also implement a unique pain program during surgery that is designed to dramatically reduce a patient’s postoperative pain. Reducing patients’ postoperative pain is critical to helping them begin their postoperative rehabilitation and helping them make a rapid recovery.

Orthopedics
The field of orthopedics is constantly researching new techniques to help make joint replacement surgery less painful and to help patients recover more quickly. One of the most talked about orthopedic advancements is minimally invasive joint replacement, also called mini-incision joint replacement. Traditional total hip replacements require an incision between eight and ten inches long. The patient’s size and the extent of the joint’s damage can sometimes determine the length of the incision. The incision allows the surgeon to fully visualize the joint, the diseased bone, and the implants. Minimally invasive total hip replacement is performed through an approximately two to four inch incision, half to one-third the length of a typical hip replacement incision. Surgeons can perform surgery through such a short incision because they use instruments specifically designed for minimally invasive hip replacement. It is important to remember that surgeons still use the clinically proven implants that they feel will best treat your specific condition.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Special training in the latest technique of minimally invasive surgery allows Dr. Thomas to use a shorter incision and a less-invasive technique of exposing the joint. The goal of this is to reduce postoperative pain and speed recovery. Because there is less damage to tissue around the incisions, patients who undergo this procedure may experience a shorter hospital stay, quicker recovery, and diminished scarring. Dr. Thomas’ experience as an expert in the field of joint replacement surgery covers all aspects of the surgical care of patients with joint pain disorders. Realizing that each patient is unique, Dr. Thomas empowers his patients to make informed decisions regarding surgery and treatment by providing them with appropriate options, as well as assessing both their physical and emotional needs. Dr. Thomas has over 30 years experience in regard to total joint replacement of the knee and hip. This involves replacement of arthritic knees and hips in addition to more complicated reconstructive issues. Dr. Thomas also sees an array of shoulder problems. These include the common variety of shoulder injuries, such as fractures and torn rotator cuffs, as well as treatment of arthritis of the shoulder joint with current arthroscopic procedures. Dr. Thomas enjoys a reputation of great bedside manner with kindness and compassion as the hallmarks of his care. In addition, he offers patients years of experience and skill regarding their orthopedic needs, treatment, and surgical experience. We invite you to browse through our website and learn more....
Joint Replacement
Dr. Thomas’ experience in the field of joint replacement surgery covers all aspects of the surgical care of patients with joint pain and disorders. Realizing that each patient is unique, Dr. Thomas empowers his patients to make informed decisions regarding surgery and treatment. He provides them with appropriate options after assessing both their physical and emotional needs. It is Dr. Thomas’ mission to ensure that each patient receives the highest quality of treatment they need and deserve.
Orthopedic Surgery
Dr. Thomas believes that when you are an informed patient, you are your own best ally when facing or recovering from orthopedic surgery. He encourages you to participate by asking questions and doing as much research as possible about the procedures you are facing. In order to provide you with the opportunity to research and learn more about orthopedic information, we have provided links to resources that we feel offer excellent material.
Hip Replacement
Joint deterioration can affect every aspect of a person’s life. In its early stages, it is common for people to ignore the symptoms of osteoarthritis, but as the disease progresses, activities like walking, driving, and standing become challenging, painful, and more difficult. The following information will help you understand some of the basics of anatomy, arthritis, and rapid recovery minimally invasive hip replacement surgery.
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