• 12

  Aug.
  

  The Secret of Making Knee Prosthesis "Long Standby"

  At present, the 10--15-year survival rate of artificial knee joint prosthesis can reach 85%-90%, which is closely related to surgical technology and prosthesis design.

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• 03

  Aug.
  

  Did You Know That Bacterial Infections Can Also Cause Arthritis

  Arthritis is a very common orthopedic disease for us. It is generally due to aging or excessive joint movement that causes severe wear and tear of joints and tissues.

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• 28

  Jul.
  

  What Is a Femoral Neck Fracture and Why Is It Easy to Fracture?

  According to statistics, femoral neck fractures account for 3.58% of the total number of fractures.

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• 20

  Jul.
  

  The Joint Is under Heavy Pressure for a Long Time, and the Knee Will Be Damaged 2

  Whether you are sitting on a chair or a sofa, you must be slow. It is best to sit down slowly with your hands on the back of the chair or the edge of the table.

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• 13

  Jul.
  

  The Joint Is under Heavy Pressure for a Long Time, and the Knee Will Be Damaged 1

  The knee joint consists of the femur, tibia, and patella, with the femur above, the tibia below, and the patella on the surface.

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• 02

  Jul.
  

  Application of Digital Medical Treatment in Total Knee Replacement

  Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) can significantly relieve patients' pain symptoms, improve joint functional status, and improve the quality of life of patients after surgery.

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• 28

  Jun.
  

  Why Always Can Knee Ache?

  Many people will feel this way, and they don't exercise vigorously. Why do they still have problems with their knees and always feel knee pain?

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• 17

  Jun.
  

  Common Peroneal Nerve Injury after Artificial Knee Replacement and Its Coping Strategies

  Complications after artificial knee replacement are divided into systemic complications and local complications.

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• 08

  Jun.
  

  How to maintain your joints?

  If we compare our body to a building, then the joint is the key to the structure supporting this building, connecting our bodies, and allowing us to move freely.

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• 02

  Jun.
  

  Brief Introduction of Hip Replacement 5

  Since 2003, many companies have completed IDE procedures, and their ceramic-to-ceramic hip joints have been approved by the US FDA, but the technology still belongs to the third type of implant.

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• 29

  May.
  

  Brief Introduction of Hip Replacement 4

  With the application of assembled acetabular and third-generation ceramic materials, ceramic-to-ceramic prostheses can solve the problems of loosening and osteolysis caused by wear particles.

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• 26

  May.
  

  "Prosthesis Matching" for Limb Length Balance in total Hip Replacement

  Whether the limbs are the same length after surgery is a question that people pay more attention to after hip replacement.

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