Are performance statistics kept on knee implants (failure rates, etc)?
100516
Yes. Try the manufacturer of the implant.  The Dr. can probably tell you that..or the Medical supplier.
822704
you should see a doctor.............i have had two knee surgeries..\ni torn a ligament in my knee
560515
I don't know why they don't but if you want to know scores check out this website. It has quite a few scores on it. It has live stats.
712382
I believe it's 27447.  You want to look under "arthroplasty" and it will also list total knee replacement in the description.\n\n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
800641
Hi Jessica,  I had a total knee replacement in 2001 and i had 2 surgery before that. Has your doctor put dye in your knee to see if they can pick up anything wrong with your knee?? If your not happy with your doctor go see a different doctor. About the arthrits in your knee,you probably do have it in your knee. I did before the total knee replacement and i know how painful arthrits can be. Wishing all the luck in the world.Find a doctor who cares about your health. A Friend.\n\n  Clowmy
874908
I think you could get a better answer from your orthopedic doctor or other ortho doctors, It would of course limit the functionality of the knee but you should not get disabled, good luck
346477
I had a total knee replacement in June of 2002 and have had no problems since that time.  In fact, I have OA in various other joints and when I overdo it, the only joint in which there is no pain is in the knee that was replaced!\n\nI really think you should seek a second or third opinion as you really should not be experiencing that kind of pain and those symptoms at this stage.  There may be an underlying low-simmering infection going on.  Or, if you have been very, very active since your surgery there may be excessive wear on the replacement.  In any case, I have never experienced such pain nor did my brother who has had two total knee replacements (10 years ago) or my sister who has had one (5 years ago).  They have other problems but certainly not with their knee replacement.\n\nThe sites below contain much more info on total knee replacement and their potential complications.
979303
Tackles are not an official NFL statistic. Tackles are recorded by a stats crew, and are again recorded after the coaches film review, each individual team website should record their teams tackle statistics.
426780
In the long run, the ACL will start to deteriorate, and you will not be able to fix it.  The ACL keeps your tibia and fibula from moving forward when the knee is still.  So running on hills, playing basketball (quick starts and stops), or other such activities will be much more difficult, and if you do something that knocks the knee out, you run the chance of ruining other ligaments in the knee.  You have good health insurance since you're in the navy, so get it taken care of now instead of later.
106632
I think your high school would be the one that has those.  I don't think high school stats are 'reported' to anyone, therefore I HIGHLY doubt there is a database out there containing these stats.  Your best bet is to contact the school or your old coach.
309072
Thnx for the information.\nWhere did u find the statistics?
1156399
This is a good question even for a statistician.\nThe problem is your set is small and I do not know what the deviation between samples is, however the repeatability and reproducibility information can bind the window \nthrough which the third value will fall through or perhaps even remain in.  \n\nLet me know.
4732
If you go to the following URL it is listed. This data only include stats prior to the 2005 season.\nhttp://www.profootballhof.com/history/release.jsp?release_id=1403
720055
Hi I am 42 and I have had 5 knee ops on my knee following a skiing accident that tore my ligaments and meniscus.  The athroscopy or scoping is an investiagtory procedure and relatively simple.  Recovery periods are usually quite quick but it does depend on whether they do any work whilst looking.  The major ligament replacements involve fibre optics as well but the recovery period is long (months) I am not sure on knee replacements but I would guess the recovery period is much much longer.\n\nI suggest you look at the website below and check the forum as you can get a lot of information from people with all sorts of knee issues.\n\nGood Luck
977429
The problem with knee replacements is that they tend to develop complications such as loosening or infection earlier than total hip replacements. Do you have pain even at rest? If you do chances are, your knees are infected. If they hurt only when you move, then probably they are loose(bone, implant, and bone cement failed to bond securely). In case you have one or both problems, you may need surgery again if all other treatments fail. Good luck!
695450
My husband just had a DOUBLE knee surgery on April 20th.  He is a senior citizen.  It has been very successful for him.  He went from a high walker to a regular walker, to two canes, to one cane & now needs no canes at all.  Before the surgery he was in horrible pain all the time when he walked.\n\nIncidentally he is also very overweight.  But the surgery has been a blessing to him.\n\nHe did spend about 4 weeks in hospital plus 4 weeks in rehab after the surgery.  But is doing fine now.\n\nGood luck to her.
532211
It probably depends a lot on where you are.\n\nI don't know any organizations, but our rep for a national orthotics company (Hanger) gave us local info.\n\nI'd start by finding the closest Hanger office (or another prosthetics firm) and asking them.