MSK Doctors, a private clinic offering advanced medical techniques, has launched a new total knee replacement option that uses AI motion analysis to ensure each client receives a custom-fit knee, designed to feel, move, and rotate naturally.
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The first total knee replacement (TKR) surgery was performed nearly 60 years ago, but materials, surgical planning, and medical procedures have come a long way since then. This new TKR option available from MSK Doctors combines innovative new techniques with AI analysis tools to customise prosthetics in a way not previously possible.
More information about TKR techniques, MSK Doctors, and the new TWIS-TKR custom prosthetic installation process can be found at https://mskdoctors.com
The new technique is known as Turn With Intelligent Stability - Total Knee Replacement, or TWIS-TKR, and while it is similar in many ways to the traditional operation, it also includes several new benefits. In clinical studies, this new technique showed improvements in stability, mobility, and recovery times.
One key area where the TWIS-TKR outperformed traditional knee replacement techniques is in patient reported outcomes, or “PROMs”. These figures track how individuals with a TKR feel about their progress, using a variety of questions focused on the feel, movement, and naturalness of the new knee.
The TWIS-TKR technique consistently ranks higher in PROMs for natural feel and functionality, as well as overall satisfaction. Research suggests that TWIS-TKR may also help to reduce post-operative pain and discomfort, according to surveys of recent patients.
Using comparative studies, specialists have tracked the longevity and complication rates for patients with a new knee, to see how TWIS-TKR compares to the traditional techniques. These studies show that patients with a TWIS-TKR have a reduced risk of dislocations and other post-operative complications, and also show less wear and tear on their new prosthetics.
Clinical trials also suggest this technique can help to reduce recovery times, with most patients experiencing shorter hospital stays, and requiring less pain management. Experts believe this is likely due to the reduced surgical trauma caused during installation, using the customised fitting and alignment strategies of TWIS-TKR.
This new knee replacement technology is open to all patients, although they should be aware that extra appointments may be required to complete the AI analysis. During this process, patients will be asked to move as naturally as possible, so the AI tools can determine their personal kinematics, and design a custom rotational alignment for their new knee.
An excerpt from the MSK Doctors website explains, “TWIS-TKR is more than just a surgical technique; it represents a holistic approach to knee replacement. By integrating AI-driven precision, a unique recovery pathway, and an innovative pain relief protocol, TWIS-TKR sets a new standard in patient care and outcomes in knee arthroplasty.”
More information about TWIS-TKR and the MSK Doctors self-referral booking system can be found at https://mskdoctors.com/search/treatments?q=knee
Contact Info:
Name: Bethan Lee
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Organization: MSK Doctors
Address: MSK House London Road Silk Willoughby, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, Sleaford, England NG34 8NY, United Kingdom
Website: https://www.mskdoctors.com
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