OrthoTexas - Knee Pain Frisco - Frisco
For effective treatment for knee pain, consider OrthoTexas, Frisco. The knee specialists provide surgical as well as non-surgical treatment for knee pain. They specialize in treating fractures, dislocations, sprains strains and other sports related injuries to the knee. The knee specialists in Frisco use the most advanced imaging technologies to diagnose the root cause of the pain and formulate a treatment plan.
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8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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8:00 AM to
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8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Other Categories :
Sports Medicine,
Physical Therapists,
Additional Information
As the most important weight bearing joints of the human body, knees are highly susceptible to pain, injuries, Arthritis and other degenerative orthopedic conditions. These are mostly due to being involved in rigorous physical activity or sitting for long hours at work. Whatever be the reason, injuries and medical conditions causing knee pain can be incredibly troubling and affect the routine functioning of an individual.
Knee Meniscectomy can be defined as a surgical procedure in which some or the entire torn meniscus is removed from the knee joint. The meniscus is a C-shaped cartilage that provides a layer of cushioning between the thigh bone and shin bone. It allows smooth movement of the knee and helps to keep it stable. Any activity that involves forceful twisting or turning of the knee, particularly while it is bearing the body weight, can cause the meniscus to tear. The goal of Knee Meniscectomy is to eliminate pain, swelling and restore lost functionality of the joint.
Knee Replacement Surgery can be performed either under the effect of general or epidural anesthesia. The knee surgeon makes a small incision in anterior part of the joint. After that, the damaged cartilage or tissues are removed and the knee surface is reshaped to hold a prosthetic joint. The thighbone, shinbone and kneecap are then attached to the artificial knee. After this the newly attached parts constitute the knee joint, supported by the adjacent ligaments and muscles for proper functioning.
Product and Services
Knee Pain, Knee Surgery,Orthopedic Surgeon in Frisco, Knee Replacement, Knee Arthritis, Knee Brace, Osteoarthritis, Knee Pain Treatment in Frisco TX
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English
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Visa,Master Card,Cash,American Express,Diners Club
