WATD RADIO Interview with PJ Ewing | Managing a Difficult Knee Recovery
Managing a Difficult Recovery | An interview with PJ Ewing on the radio program Solutions for Seniors. The Bee’s Knees Podcast.
How to avoid Manipulation Under Anesthesia using the X10 Knee Recovery System™.
Managing a Difficult Recovery | An interview with PJ Ewing on the radio program Solutions for Seniors. The Bee’s Knees Podcast.
Avoid Manipulation Under Anesthesia with Therapist Halima Curry | The Bee’s Knees Podcast
How to Avoid MUA | A Patient Recovery Story About Knee Manipulation Under Anesthesia and Two Knee Replacements. Nicole’s Story.
X10 TO THE RESCUE | Wendy and John Penn (and the Penn Pups) sent a gorgeous note about X10 Therapy saving the day on a knee surgery recovery.
The last thing she expected were knee Manipulation Under Anesthesia complications… in Lois’ case a patellar tendon tear. A lady with a great attitude and a fascinating life story this is Part 1 of a two part interview.
Flexion is the number one challenge for most patients after any knee surgery. A lack of full knee flexion is the number one reason patients call us looking for an “X10 Intervention”
At the most basic level guarding occurs when your therapist pushes your knee one way and you push right back, negating his attempt to help you gain flexibility as you try to protect yourself. This is called Protective Muscle Guarding.
When the recovery stalls around six weeks after knee surgery patients naturally get upset about the whole thing. I regularly hear the words “I wish had had never had this surgery. I’d rather go back to my bone-on-bone self.” And I know this can be fixed.
Avoid Manipulation Under Anesthesia (12-weeks after knee replacement). Dianne in Oklahoma, facing MUA after her knee replacement… avoids it with X10.
Maryland Air National Guardsman, Ed Bard, used the X10 to 1) solve a tough right knee replacement recovery in 2016, and 2) make it a quick recovery for his left knee in 2019.