Total Joint Replacement at Stanford Hospital, discussed by Stuart Goodman, MD, PhD

Stuart Goodman, MD, PhD, Orthopaedic Surgeon, discusses risk factors and joint replacement options for those with end-stage arthritis. With advancements in surgical techniques, materials, and patient selection, total joint replacement is no longer limited to the elderly population.
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[@melindariemer2375]

Thank you Dr. Goodman for making the video. I'm also really pleased you spoke about P-rehabilitation-not many do. I'm not a clinician, but a patient whose lived the experience-many times. There is no doubt in my mind that the preoperative state of health is directly linked to the postoperative outcome. I look forward to reading some of your many peer reviewed studies. I hope to have the pleasure of meeting you soon. My husband has a consult with you for knee joint replacement in December. And YES he has alread started his 'prehab'. Take Care, Melinda

[@SuperRoss007]

i need every joint in my body replaced..juvenile rheumatoid arthritis