Dr. William Barrett’s Blog (Changing the Face of Joint Replacement) – A Blog We Luv

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As an occupational therapist with many patients being “post-op” (or after-surgery) for knee replacements I believe that more information needs to be disseminated about

  1. how you know you might need a joint replacement & who qualifies
  2. what to do when you think you might need one
  3. where to go
  4. what to do before surgery
  5. what to expect during surgery
  6. what to do after surgery

Dr. William Barrett’s Blog discusses all of these things in a clean-looking and professional way. Many posts are dedicated to knee replacements which are appropriate for many people, as well as options for less-invasive techniques and other options to consider without going directly to total knee replacement.

It also discusses hip replacement surgeries in greater depth which can also be a very life-altering procedure.

Posts worth mentioning to those of you who may be wondering about Total Knee Surgery (TKA) might be:

Total Knee Arthroplasty – The Basics, The Surgical Procedure

I Want The Best TKA Available

MIS Total Knee – What Is It And Why Does It Exist

How Do I Prepare For Total Joint Replacement Surgery

This blog is a great resource for those in a first stage of inquiry regarding pain in their knees or hips. It is a very non-threatening environment where basic questions can be answered and launch pads can be created for further information and resources.

I’m sure there are those of you out there that are suffering debilitating pain that decreases function in your everyday activities. So if you are, now you know where you can look! Thanks Dr. Barrett – keep the information coming!

“Dr. Barrett is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons. He has lectured and published widely.”

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One Response to “Dr. William Barrett’s Blog (Changing the Face of Joint Replacement) – A Blog We Luv”

  1. Great review, Amy!

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