TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT

This study is testing if a TENS device, which uses low-voltage electrical currents, can help manage pain in the first 24 hours after total knee replacement surgery. It will compare pain levels and recovery factors like sleep and movement between a group receiving TENS treatment a…

This study is testing whether adding activity trackers, phone coaching, and financial rewards to standard recovery care can help people become more physically active after knee replacement surgery. Researchers enrolled 600 adults who had knee replacement for arthritis and randoml…

This study aims to see if there is a difference in the amount of metal that gets into a patient's bloodstream after two different types of knee replacement surgery. Researchers are comparing the newer robotic-assisted surgery with the traditional method using cutting guides. They…

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…