Knee Replacement and Then Rapid Scar Tissue
Knee Replacement and Then Rapid Scar Tissue. Listen to this episode of The Bee’s Knees Podcast about Alisa’s recovery after total knee replacement.
DetailsKnee Replacement and Then Rapid Scar Tissue. Listen to this episode of The Bee’s Knees Podcast about Alisa’s recovery after total knee replacement.
DetailsBucket Handle Meniscus Tear (Solving the Recovery). Learn how Patrick solved the MUA, Manipulation Under Anesthesia, and these injuries using The X10 Knee Recovery System.
DetailsWe share an interview with Gina who had a tibial plateau fracture recovery with the X10. She started on the X10 ten weeks after the surgery when she was very disappointed with her recovery. Within two weeks she solved her knee surgery recovery problem.
DetailsIt was just a steroid injection. Then a septic knee. Then a knee replacement. Then a revision. My two year adventure came to an end this fall. I hope many can learn from my experiences.
Details“After the staples or sutures have been removed you can start with desensitization techniques and mobilizing the tissue around the scar.
DetailsWe are pleased to share this interview from The Bee’s Knees Podcast and KNEE RADIO 1. Podcast host PJ Ewing interviews Larry Sallings from Texas. PJ and Larry explore getting back to life a year after TKA.
DetailsX10 Therapy Update 2021. Mary Elliott and PJ Ewing discuss new developments at X10 Therapy and X10 Home Health.
DetailsX10 Therapy on ABC TV (WXYZ). Jenn Schanz interviews Mary Elliott. X10 Therapy solves knee surgery recovery at home – covered by Medicare in SE Michigan.
DetailsLittle did I know that throughout Curt’s recovery on the X10, his mother Venetia was watching very closely from the sidelines. While recovering fairly easily from hip replacement two years prior, Venetia witnessed knee replacement patients struggle with great pain and discomfort. Venetia had decided to put off having knee replacement surgery indefinitely.
DetailsFibrosis is another way to look at scar tissue. It’s scar tissue, plus. Some of the scar tissue that we have, you can think of like spiderwebs And so we can move the knee joint a little bit or the shoulder, or whatever joint it happens to be, and we can break those spiderwebs and we can get some range of motion back.
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