KNEE ARTHROPLASTY, TOTAL

This study compared robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery to the standard manual technique. Researchers followed 95 patients for two years to see if the robotic approach led to better knee function, satisfaction, and recovery. The goal was to determine if the newer technology…

This study compared two different pain control methods used after total knee replacement surgery. Researchers wanted to see which method—a combination of injections or a specific nerve block—helped patients recover better and feel less pain after their operation. They measured re…

This study aims to understand the relationship between pain and a person's perception of their knee after replacement surgery. Researchers followed 285 adults who had knee replacement for osteoarthritis, asking them to complete questionnaires about their pain and how their knee f…

This small pilot study tested new features for a robotic system used during total knee replacement surgery. The main goal was to check the initial safety and usability of these new features by looking for any problems during surgery and asking surgeons how well the system worked.…

This study aimed to understand the relationship between muscle loss (sarcopenia) and knee replacement surgery. Researchers followed 37 patients aged 50-75, measuring their muscle strength, calf size, and walking ability before surgery and again at one and three months after. The …