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Bone-on-bone knee arthritis doesn't automatically mean you need knee replacement. Learn how symptoms—not just X-rays—help determine the right treatment.

By Jennifer Wood, MD, FAAOS Hip arthritis evaluation begins with a thorough history, physical examination, and weight-bearing X-rays to determine the best treatment options. If you've been living with hip pain, you've probably asked yourself the same question I hear almost every day in clinic: "How do I know when it's finally time for a hip replacement?" It's a great question—and one that doesn't have a single right answer. Many people assume that once an X-ray shows arthriti

Can you combine a subvastus muscle-sparing approach with MAKO® robotic knee replacement? Learn how these two advanced techniques work together, their potential advantages, and whether you may be a candidate.

Wondering how long it takes to recover from hip replacement? Learn what to expect during each stage of recovery, from the day of surgery through the first three months, and discover the factors that can influence your recovery timeline.

Robotic-assisted hip replacement doesn't mean a robot performs your surgery. Learn how MAKO technology helps your surgeon create a personalized surgical plan, improve precision, and optimize implant placement.

Wondering whether you need a partial or total knee replacement? The answer depends on the location and severity of your arthritis—not just how much your knee hurts. Learn the key differences, who may be a candidate for each procedure, and how the right surgical approach can help you achieve the best long-term outcome.