… Kerr and Kohan 60 first developed LIA as part of a multimodal pain management and early
mobilisation protocol after joint replacement. They reported good pain control and fewer …

… The most common indications for joint replacement were osteoarthritis (range 64.9%-96.7%
across decades), aseptic necrosis (0.7%-15.4%), and posttraumatic arthropathy (0.4%-8.5%)…

… of articular cartilage, generation of osteophytes and subsequent joint space narrowing,
leading to joint function loss and total joint replacement (TJR). A relationship exists between …

Functional dissatisfaction following total knee replacement (TKR) is recorded as high as 20%.
The majority of these patients report anterior knee pain (AKP) as the main source of …

… Conventional total joint replacements typically operate between full fluid film lubrication (eg
ceramic-on-ceramic) to a mixed (boundary and film) lubrication regime (eg PE-on-metal), …

… Total joint replacement is considered the actual gold standard for the treatment of patients …
joint function and enhancing patients quality of life 2,3 . Unfortunately, total joint replacements …

… factor replacement therapy, fail to alleviate symptoms and preserve joint function, Total Knee
Joint Replacement (… TKJR involves the surgical replacement of the damaged knee joint …

… The revision rates for hip and knee joint replacements have improved since the inception
of … for total joint replacement is defined as the proportion of all hip and knee replacement …

… Care for Joint Replacement (CJR) … joint replacement (LEJR) care exist. We sought to evaluate
the valueraising potential of bundled payments and determine the most effective strategies …

… The artificial joint is the core component in total joint replacement, aiming to restore joint
function, reduce pain, and improve the overall quality of life for patients with severe …