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What's New in Total Knee Replacement
Minimally invasive techniques provide a safer, faster recovery.
Jess H. Lonner, MD

Total knee replacement can be one of the most grueling orthopedic procedures, its long and painful recovery period oftentimes overshadowing its successful long-term results. But the last two years have seen great improvements in this procedure, from minimally invasive techniques to more durable implants that better approximate the function of a natural knee. Patients are recovering faster than ever, with better overall results. Here's a look at some of the most critical advancements in knee surgery.

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