TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY

This study is tracking patients who received specific knee replacement implants 2 to 5 years ago. Researchers will follow these patients for 10 years to see how well the implants hold up and how safe they are. The goal is to collect long-term data on the performance of these medi…

This study is testing a special wound dressing that applies gentle suction to see if it can help prevent infections after complex revision surgeries for hip or knee replacements. It focuses on patients who are at high risk for wound problems. The main goal is to see if this dress…

This study is testing whether a guided exercise program before knee replacement surgery helps patients recover better. Researchers are comparing patients who follow a standard exercise plan on their own to those who receive extra guidance and support from a 'patient navigator' be…

This study is testing whether using smart glasses helps doctors perform a specific nerve block more efficiently. The block is meant to control pain after total knee replacement surgery. Researchers will compare the smart glasses method to the standard technique, measuring things …

This study aimed to compare two different surgical approaches for total knee replacement. Researchers wanted to see if a newer computer-assisted method using the Newton Knee Protocol helps patients recover faster and feel more satisfied than traditional surgery. The trial was wit…

This study is testing whether a smartphone app can help people recover better after hip or knee replacement surgery. About 140 patients will use the app alongside standard recovery care to see if it improves their movement and reduces pain six weeks after surgery. The app provide…

This study aims to understand how often pain-relief catheters move out of place after knee replacement surgery. Researchers will observe 100 patients to see if the catheter is still correctly positioned the day after surgery and try to identify what factors might cause it to fail…

This study is testing a special 'smart' knee replacement that collects movement data after surgery. It aims to see if this data can help surgeons better understand and manage their patients' recovery. The study will follow 200 people getting this implant to check its safety and s…

This study measures how hot bone gets during knee replacement surgery, comparing two cutting methods. Researchers will observe 20 patients having either robotic surgery (using a burr) or traditional surgery (using a saw). A special camera will record temperatures during the proce…