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03/22/23 12:50 PM

#439720 RE: sideeki #439717

I forgot about that, when you have operations, and they are above expectations. You are truly discussed amongst colleagues, and once in a while a paper is even written and submitted.

This is done to share the knowledge these doctors learned from this procedure.

Some might want to say that you were just another patient, but with each procedure something is learned from your recovery.

Modern medicine is just that, quite new. My father had many heart attacks in his life, his first was his worse, while the others were just reminders that a stent would of gone a long way to helping him live easier. Back then this procedure was not even in a doctor's medicine bag.

His recovery was long and difficult, I remember his story as a reminder that the hospital he was in was built back in the days of the civil war. Many years later when the city finally built the new modern hospital of 1968, I was amazed at how far my father had come when he had another heart attack.

Those days are as ancient as that first hospital, modern medicine has given you another opportunity at a life, once again that team of doctors had a very good day, and they deserve to write a glowing report about your speedy recovery.

I am sorry I meant this message for fuagf.
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fuagf

03/22/23 6:59 PM

#439757 RE: sideeki #439717

LOL Thank you. Will be looking forward to the Sept. visit with the surgeon ..


https://boyleorthopaedics.com/

Dr. Richard Boyle. He deserves a wrap here. ;-)

Before the op. he called to see if i would be a part of a research thing. There are two groups as i understood it. Umm, it's here ..
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171003079 ..

I forgot to ask him which group i was in. And also what the knee was made of.
Two questions i kept reminding myself to ask and forgot them both at the time.

Ok this could be the answer to the first

What are Stryker knee replacements made out of?
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Triathlon Tritanium combines the kinematics of Triathlon with the latest in highly porous biologic fixation technology. Tritanium's innovative tibial baseplate and metal-backed patella components are SOMA-designed and enabled by Stryker's proprietary Additive Manufacturing technology.

that's a search result .. a link here .. Triathlon Tritanium
Cementless Total Knee System
https://www.stryker.com/us/en/joint-replacement/products/triathlon-tritanium.html

And maybe i was in the robot group .. as Stryker seems to be associated with a Mako-robot arm.


Course, robots would be used with different types of knees (maybe Stryker uses different materials too) so won't guess at which group i was in. Some here might grab that and say i would obviously be in the robot group. Haha. In this case i wouldn't mind.

"Now you are going to be talked about about in a medical convention about
what a stubborn motivated man can achieve in the rehab exercises.
"

LOL, Would be cool. Yep stubborn in some ways about some things. He's taken the photo for something.
It will be fun to ask him about in September. It's always good to have little things to look forward to.

CHEERS!

PS: A new one -- STRAIGHT FROM DR. STRYKER: TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT 101
https://www.saorthospecialists.com/our-blog/stryker-knee-replacement