Total Knee Replacement
TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT IS YOUR LAST RESORT
Our orthopedic surgeons provide Partial Knee Resurfacing in place of Total Knee Replacements when possible. They will repair your knee rather than replace it!
Arthritis Knee Pain
Twinges in Your Hinges… Arthritis knee pain is energy-intensive… the pain drains you and limits your ability to walk, work or perform even simple activities. It affects your back, your ankles, and your cardiovascular system.
When conservative treatment such as anti-inflammatory drugs, cortisone injections, physical therapy, or even the new breakthrough treatment hyaluronate injections, is no longer effective, knee replacement (resurfacing) is a very positive option. Excellent results in terms of pain relief and restored movement can be expected in well over 95% of people.
The total knee replacement (resurfacing) program designed by Tampa area doctors at The Florida Knee and Orthopedic Centers is considered an international center of excellence. It is this unique program and the orthopedic surgeons’ vast experience with joint replacement surgeries (800-1,000 cases a year) that produces such excellent results for patients.
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The Florida Knee and Orthopedic Centers, established in 1983, has a national reputation for excellence in orthopedic innovations and state-of-the-art surgery. Our expert team of orthopedic surgeons treat patients at two locations in the Tampa Bay area. The Florida Knee and Orthopedic Centers is a multi-site group orthopedic surgical practice specializing in knee, hip, and shoulder problems with an emphasis on joint resurfacing (replacement) and arthroscopy. The orthopedic surgeon group annually performs 26% of joint replacements done in Pinellas County, Florida, a population center of over one million with 100 orthopedic surgeons. This continued market dominance is a result of the centers’ focus on clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, cost-effectiveness, and volume, staffing skill mix, and patient education
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