Clinical Opinions

Since 2010 thousands of patients, from more than 150 doctors, have recovered from knee surgery using the X10 Knee Recovery System™. Innovative surgeons have adopted the X10 because of the tremendous advancements it has provided in knee surgery recovery, as documented on this website.

In many cases it has been our patients who have provided their surgeons with the initial introduction to the X10 as a result of spectacular recoveries of their friends and families. Virtually all surgeons have previously tried various other devices to aid patients with little or no success. Chief among these failed devices is the CPM. The CPM (Continuous Passive Motion machine) is a more than 50-year-old device with a track record of little to no success. Some surgeons who have not seen the X10 may initially confuse it with the CPM. More about the CPM here.

Once surgeons or their patients have tried the X10, the they quickly understand the revolutionary advancement that this fully computerized machine provides to their patients.

Below are videos from health professionals who have adopted the X10.

Dr. Derek Farr is a highly respected orthopedic surgeon in Ocala, Florida. He has been using X10 for his patients since early 2016. He is skilled at MAKOplasty, one of the first surgeons in Florida to employ this form of robotic assisted surgery. Dr. Farr describes his practice’s use of the X10 for knee patients.

Lisa Alarcon, Physical Therapist, is the Director of Rehabilitation at Visiting Nurses Association (MCVNA). She has worked directly and indirectly with hundreds of knee surgery patients on the X10. Lisa discusses here how the X10 deals with scar tissue and range of motion.

Dr. Joseph Salama has been a practicing orthopedic surgeon in Michigan for more than 30 years.  One of the first to adopt X10 in Michigan, Dr. Salama has prescribed X10 for hundreds of patients. Dr. Salama presents his view of the X10 having used it for his patients for more than three years.

Dr. Derek Farr presents how the X10 is used for Pre-habilitation for his patients. With the X10 they have the opportunity to strengthen both legs prior to surgery making recovery faster and easier.

Vicki Welty, CEP of VNA Homecare Company in Michigan. Vicki covers how the X10 compares to manual physical therapy: “The X10 is a breakthrough.”

Dr. Robert Ference founded the Joint Plus Excel unit at DMC (Detroit Medical Center). Dr. Ference is the first surgeon to perform MAKOplasty in the Detroit Area. He has embraced new surgical techniques and rehab technology and was one of the first surgeons to use X10 for his knee replacement patients. Dr. Ference relates how he was introduced to X10 and the impact it has had on his patients here.

Dr. David Halley, Orthopedic Surgeon in Central Ohio. Dr. Halley was a Resident with Sir John Charnley, the founder of modern joint replacement. Dr. Halley explores how surgeons struggle to control the variability of patient outcomes.

Nora Cascardo, Physical Therapist/OMPT, has worked with hundreds of knee patients on X10 in an outpatient setting. These patients are more than two weeks post surgery. She shares her clinical opinions of X10 in this short clip. Nora talks about the benefits of using the X10 for knee patients in her clinics.

Dr. Ronald Lederman, Orthopedic Surgeon, West Bloomfield, MI. Dr. Lederman discusses how the X10 yields faster recoveries and increases post-surgical strength.

Drew Logue, Physical Therapist, works with X10 patients daily at Advanced Physical Therapy in Livonia, Michigan. Drew draws from his vast experience in physical therapy in his description of why he holds the X10 is such high esteem.

Dr. Mark Kwartowitz, Orthopedic Surgeon. Dr. Kwartowitz speaks on how well his patients do on The X10 after surgery. He also discusses the X10 for bilateral knee replacement patients.

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