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ASI Hip Overview
Recovery after minimally invasive ASI hip replacement can be substantially reduced as compared to recovery from traditional total hip replacement.
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ASI Hip Technique
The goal of ASI Hip Techniques is to minimize muscle and tendon disruption, making surgery less traumatic for patients.
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Hip Treatment Options
There are a number of non-surgical, or conservative, treatment options for osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis.
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Hip Pain Overview
Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis, is a wear and tear condition that destroys joint cartilage, and it typically develops after years of constant motion and pressure in the joints.
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Life After Hip Surgery
After hip replacement or other joint replacement surgery, your orthopedic surgeon will give you a specific recovery plan that you should carefully follow.
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Knee Treatment Options
There are a number of non-surgical, or conservative, treatment options for knee osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis.
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Knee Pain Overview
Osteoarthritis, the most common form of knee arthritis, is a wear and tear condition that destroys joint cartilage, and it typically develops after years of constant motion and pressure in the joints.
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Life After Knee Surgery
When you and your orthopedic surgeon decide that joint replacement surgery is the best option to relieve pain and restore motion, you will begin the normal preparation for surgery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn the benefits of doing a hip or knee revisions using the anterior approach or ASI.
Stolarski Orthopedic Services
Stolarski Orthopedic Services
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ASI Hip Overview
Recovery after minimally invasive ASI hip replacement can be substantially reduced as compared to recovery from traditional total hip replacement.
-
ASI Hip Technique
The goal of ASI Hip Techniques is to minimize muscle and tendon disruption, making surgery less traumatic for patients.
-
Hip Treatment Options
There are a number of non-surgical, or conservative, treatment options for osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis.
-
Hip Pain Overview
Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis, is a wear and tear condition that destroys joint cartilage, and it typically develops after years of constant motion and pressure in the joints.
-
Life After Hip Surgery
After hip replacement or other joint replacement surgery, your orthopedic surgeon will give you a specific recovery plan that you should carefully follow.
-
Knee Treatment Options
There are a number of non-surgical, or conservative, treatment options for knee osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis.
-
Knee Pain Overview
Osteoarthritis, the most common form of knee arthritis, is a wear and tear condition that destroys joint cartilage, and it typically develops after years of constant motion and pressure in the joints.
-
Life After Knee Surgery
When you and your orthopedic surgeon decide that joint replacement surgery is the best option to relieve pain and restore motion, you will begin the normal preparation for surgery.
-
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn the benefits of doing a hip or knee revisions using the anterior approach or ASI.
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