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Oxford Knee Or Partial Knee Replacement

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Iliriana Bisha Tagani, MD answered this What Is A Partial Knee Replacement?
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Guest

MHS. Metal hypersensitivity Syndrome. Allergic reaction to metals in implant. Blood test can rule out.
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Guest

i have just read your blog with interest, i had a partial knee 14mths ago and i have been back serveral times and was told to keep up excersize and pain killers , after a bone scan i was told my knee cap was hot and my knee showed signs of early lossening.. who is to blame for this . i would like to know? he now has sent me to pain management clinic on the 7th sept what can they do ? i really do not know ! still in a lot of pain at times. have you any more info..

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Guest

I had an oxford knee replacement in may 2008.. Its been great ... no problems.. I ride my mtn bike 30 miles plus several times a week..
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Guest

Y name is rick i had 2 partial oxfords fall apart in my right knee then i changed doc. And hosptal and had a full kee put in . i went trew 5 years of pain . i was scared to get my left one done
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BIGEE

I had oxford partial knee replacements in oct 30 2013 and they still hurt in January 2018. There is a recalll on oxford knee partial replacements in 2013. Its posted on the FDA website. The mystery
goes on.

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Guest

My bearing popped out before I finished therapy. I am sorry, but I have no kind words for a floating bearing that has no stops. Apparently it is easy to go back in and replace the bearing, shucks I could do that at home with my Buck knife? So another procedure to fix it? Not much joy in my heart I am sorry to say.
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Guest

I had my left knee partial done in 2015 and right knee partial in 2016 both used the Oxford device and I have no pain, no problem, and feel 100% since the procedures. In both procedures I was standing on the knee the same day and PT started the same week. back to work in 4 weeks.
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Guest

I've had a partial knee using the Oxford device for over 11 years and it's still working wonderfully. I couldn't walk a block without a lot of pain before I had it done. Four months later I climbed the Pyramid to the Sun near Mexico City. It has never felt like I have a foreign object in my body. It feels as natural as my actual knee.

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Guest

It’s not the doctor! I had the same thing happen twice , 3 months apart . It’s the design
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Guest

Have you had to have you Oxford knee replaced?
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expert character

I had the Oxford half knee replacement for o steonecrosis in november 2019. It has b een amazing. No pain at all. Walking 50 km a week without any pain or issues. I was cripple for 2 years prior the surgery. My life is back. The crutches are gathering dust. I addition was an extremely competent knee surgeon. Glenn Wilcher
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Guest

I had a partial knee replacement six months ago. Last night and today I have pain like I had five months ago. Has anyone else had this?
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cheeky broiler

I am looking for the best hospital for a knee replacement for my relatives in Delhi. Can anyone help in finding?
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flowered usual

I had the Oxford knee replacement done on my left knee 7 months ago and it feels very good now. I was cycling hill repeats after two months and getting back into reasonable shape. I had my right knee done, also an Oxford six weeks ago and it is coming along nicely. It's still warm to the touch and a little swollen, which is what my left knee did as well, so I'm hopeful the right knee will be as successful as the left one. There has been at times quite a bit of pain, especially at night when trying to sleep, but I think that's all part of the healing process. Dr. Rathbun, my surgeon has been wonderful, honest, compassionate and even humorous at times. I continue to do the phyiso and have started cycling again to build strength back into my right knee. The trick is to exercise at the right level of exertion and duration, and not overdo it. I originally emphasized flexibility in my rehab, but am concentrating on strengthening now. Best wishes to everyone who's having such surgery.
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gifted felony

On the 16th of May 2023, I had the Oxford procedure and have been going to Physical Therapy2-3 times per week (usually three). Maybe it is too early to be concerned by I have pain and stiffness and cannot squat yet but working on that. I am not as uncomfortable with the Oxford as I was with the osteoarthritis and bone-on-bone but still am not completely happy so far. I'll admit, I am impatient and want results NOW! But as I understand, it will take about a year to fully recover.
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