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Surgical knee denervation is a specialized procedure designed to alleviate chronic knee pain, often caused by conditions like osteoarthritis. During the procedure, sensory nerves responsible for transmitting pain signals from the knee joint are selectively targeted and cut, aiming to interrupt the pain pathways without affecting motor function.
Knee Denervation
What is Surgical Knee Denervation?
Is It Right for You?
Consider surgical knee denervation if you:
- Experience persistent knee pain despite other treatments.
- Have been diagnosed with knee osteoarthritis or similar conditions.
- Seek long-term relief from knee discomfort.
Benefits:
- Pain Relief: Reduction or elimination of chronic knee pain.
- Improved Mobility: Enhanced ability to move comfortably.
- Alternative to Medications: Less reliance on pain medications.
- Enhanced Quality of Life: Better ability to engage in daily activities.
What to Expect:
The Institute for Advanced Reconstruction is world-renowned for our revolutionary reconstruction techniques, including specialized surgical procedures for lower extremity injuries.
- Consultation: Detailed assessment of your knee condition and medical history, surgeons pinpoint pain-transmitting nerves around the knee.
- Procedure: Generally performed under anesthesia; A surgical incision is made followed by selective cutting of targeted nerves to disrupt pain signals.
- Recovery: Typically outpatient with minimal downtime.
- Follow-up: Scheduled visits to monitor healing progress and adjust rehabilitation plans.
Doctors
At The Institute for Advanced Reconstruction, our surgical experts perform revolutionary nerve procedures for knee denervation. Our specialists deploy cutting-edge surgical techniques to help alleviate chronic knee pain following knee replacement, aiming to restore comfort and mobility to your knees.
Dr. Michael Rose Discusses Chronic Knee Pain and Innovative Knee Denervation Procedure
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Our team of reconstructive surgeons can help restore the function and appearance of your legs, feet, and ankles. Call today to schedule a consultation and learn more about the advanced treatment options available to you.