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That's hard to believe, I had surgery 7 weeks ago and still with a cane and pain is still there, I can't even put full weight on my knee, I guess everybody is different but this is too good to be true

For this guy to be able to do the jumping Jack arm motion less than a month post makes him some sort of Superman.

I'll get my right knee done on April 9th, and the left one 5 months later. I sure hope my rehab is as successful as yours has been. Congrats!!!!

you realesed but can you close what u cutted

I’m six weeks with a single knee and I’m nowhere near that. 😢

I had it 2 1/2 months ago, and I can finally fix my hair as of yesterday. I am going very slow, still in PT and still limited.

Sir, is it alternate to Knee replacement or it is only technique for some types of osteoarthritis?

Wow!!

What model machine do you use?

I am glad i watched this i am getting the reverse right shoulder done in Jan. 23, makes me feel a lot better ! Thank you for sharing.

It's great. I'm 2 weeks out and I just entered a 5K. Had some swelling afterwards but I can't believe how well I'm doing.

Dr Eric Buxbaum

Thank you so much, my husband is very nervous for his procedure on 7/19/2022 You gave him a huge shot of reassurance and optimism for his outcome.

What is you're an older patient with a "well defined area of injury to the joint?" And will insurance cover this, or is it an "out of pocket" type procedure? (Seems pretty simple and straightforward.) And is this "juvenile cartilage" that is implanted taken from young kids that died (unfortunately) or is it just some sort of "immortal line" of cartilage developed from some "immortal line" of stem cells in a laboratory? What's the story there?

He’s doing so good !! I just got my knee replacement thanks 🙏

I'm in the immobilizer for 6 weeks.

This is encouraging. I have to have both shoulders replaced and I'm not at retirement age.

I had my total reverse shoulder replacement 6 weeks ago and I'm still having a lot of pain

Plz let me know name of this machine??

How to cut a glass bottle

I'm not impressed. I'm told I need the surgery and I have the range of motion he has. Let me see him raise a fork to his mouth without having to raise his elbow over higher than his ear, or write on a whiteboard. Then I'll be impressed.

God bless, 5 weeks for me and still in pain.

I am happy for you, I am only 1 week post op and already things are looking up

Thatys a happy guy, I dont blame him!

Love Dr. Greller he’s the best.

That is impressive! You'd still be in a sling if it was a rotator cuff repair.

IHC hospitals din't give ice machines anymore, at least mine didn't. If I had gone to a non ihc hospital I would have gotten one. Which is sad they do help a lot. Next time no ihc hospital. IHC quit giving them in January.If I had known that I would have chosen a different hospital.

N word

I'm 4 weeks out and I can't stress enough to do your exercises! Rest your shoulder when it gets tired! I'm very happy with my progress so far!

Thank you for this video it was very helpful. I have no rotator cuff in my right shoulder (2 previous surgery attempts) and now it dislocates very easily would this surgery help me with that?

Z :-(yahoo the things

Wow! What were you like 3 weeks out? I’m almost 3 weeks post op, and not nearly as mobile (or pain-free) as you are, so feeling discouraged.

Thank you for sharing this video.That is impressive! Are you taking no pain meds? Not even Tylenol or Ibuprofen? I’m 5 weeks post op and I’m told not to do any active range of motion or take my arm backward or inward. I had good muscles and intact rotator cuff. I need a Celebrex daily. I’m getting frustrated. When are you going back to work?

why did he need a reverse

I'm glad to see the success this patient has had. I'm not sure that it's necessarily what others should always expect. I didn't get out of the sling after my complete reverse shoulder replacement for 6 and a half weeks and then I could only bend my elbow. I could not move my arm to the right or left more than a half an inch. Moving it forward and backward was still in the future. Raising my hand over my head as this patient does so comfortably was much much later. Also, since I live alone I had no one to take care of me and so I was sent to a nursing center for a while. They were afraid I'd trip and fall. I was 13 days away from home. The good news is that it wasn't painful. I used no pain killers after the first day or so. I have good use of the arm now although it gets tired quickly. I can raise my hand over my head easily and reach for things on the high shelf. It's been over five months and I'm not sure I will ever get my hand behind my back. I seem to be stuck at the stage this patient is at. I plan to talk to the surgeon again about this and see if I can get more movement. Still, I've very glad to have this second chance because I broke the head completely off the humerus and the arm had already been previously injured with inoperable tendon damage.

Greetings & high commendations of the level of excellence in your cases. I am Abba DuMaine, author of A BOOK OF NEW HEALINGS, & Coach/Practitioner & Creator of Wu-Qi Qigong. I have a good friend & client who is in queue for this procedure. I wanted to do as much research as I could to familiarize myself & as my coaches to the entire matter. My desire is to make my Wu-Qi Qigong available for all anticipating this procedure, before the OR & afterwards as an effective means of effective rehabilitation. Do you at present have a Qigong practitioner on board? My email is das66201@yahoo.com. I would pleased to assist. Again, be well & all the best in your good work

Thank you! I will be going through this eventually. I wanted to see how long before I can get going again.

Having a #surgery is a stressful event. At AOSMI we are dedicated to providing all of our #patients with first hand information on the procedure they are about to undergo. If you had, or are having a reverse #shoulderreplacement surgery this patient video #testimonial should be the first resource you check out. The patient discusses the surgery, his excellent range of motion and Dr. Nasar details the procedure.

and yet i am freaked out :( i will have this intervention in 1 mounth since the pain is being unberable...but will the fascia lata remain as it is and wont refill the empty space?

Yo no creo que eso es verdad. Ella esta actuando para beneficio del doctor. Esta cirugia es una de las mas dolorosas y de recuperacion lenta. He vista muchos videos sobre esta operacion y la recuperacion y no tengo valor para hacermela.

This surgery is generally only done on adults who are not growing. If it was to be done on a child, the result would probably be generation of new cartilage with expansion of the graft since the graft has similar qualities to the adjacent cartilage. As I have no first-hand knowledge of this, I am just speculating.

Either way it is a joint replacement. Generally, the same implants can be used and the result is the same. The difference is that a minimally invasive approach can be performed with a smaller incision(s) and can result in a faster recovery.

*Meet Brian. Hear His Success Story* When it comes to orthopedic surgery, a picture speaks a thousands words... and a video is even better. Listen to Brian talk from his hospital bed two days after our New Jersey Orthopedic Surgeons replaced his hip. Stories like this are why we do what we do. Brian - Mini-incision Hip Replacement by Dr. Alan Nasar

I want to know what is the different between Total Join Replacement and Minimally Invasive replacement? Please answers to Jose A. Marrero: cristoestodo95@yahoo.com Thank you.

but with the patch on the knee, if the knee since it grows with ur body get bigger,will the patch like get riped off or expand or what?