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newest oldest highest lowestJerry Judd
6 years ago
I had a total knee replacement in February 2017 on a knee that had degraded over 15 years. I had previously ruptured my ACL and had a meniscus tear. The meniscus was repaired but not the ACL due to some bare bone in the joint. This was performed 11 years ago. I saw doctor Biddulph to discuss options due to increased pain in the joint. He and his staff were very forthcoming and helpful during my decision making process. Once I decided to go for the total knee replacement, the procedure went very well. Unfortunately, I was one of the few who also needed a "manipulation" due to scar tissue in the muscles. I'd been in physical therapy for 4 weeks and was not making any progress in my knee flex. The manipulation was performed exactlly 6 weeks after the initial surgery. That procedure went very well and I was able to flex my knee much farther with little resistance. I am now 13 weeks out from the initial surgery and I am walking normally and continuing to do exercises daily on my knee and leg. My brother asked me if I would do this again and I responded yes. I did have work to do with physical therapy, but the joint pain that I had all the time is gone. I highly recommend Dr. Biddulph for anyone considering knee replacement surgery.
Jerry Judd
7 years ago
I had a total knee replacement in February 2017 on a knee that had degraded over 15 years. I had previously ruptured my ACL and had a meniscus tear. The meniscus was repaired but not the ACL due to some bare bone in the joint. This was performed 11 years ago. I saw doctor Biddulph to discuss options due to increased pain in the joint. He and his staff were very forthcoming and helpful during my decision making process. Once I decided to go for the total knee replacement, the procedure went very well. Unfortunately, I was one of the few who also needed a "manipulation" due to scar tissue in the muscles. I'd been in physical therapy for 4 weeks and was not making any progress in my knee flex. The manipulation was performed exactlly 6 weeks after the initial surgery. That procedure went very well and I was able to flex my knee much farther with little resistance. I am now 13 weeks out from the initial surgery and I am walking normally and continuing to do exercises daily on my knee and leg. My brother asked me if I would do this again and I responded yes. I did have work to do with physical therapy, but the joint pain that I had all the time is gone. I highly recommend Dr. Biddulph for anyone considering knee replacement surgery.
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