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| General Introduction |
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 Joint replacement surgery involves removing the worn out cartilage and bone at the ends of diseased joints and replacing it with state-of-the-art prosthetic devices that function smoothly and without pain. The knees, hips, and shoulders are commonly treated with joint replacement surgery. Patients who require joint replacement typically have arthritis of their joints. Arthritis is a disease that is defined by the wearing out and destruction of the smooth cartilage that lines the joints of the body. Cartilage allows bones to move smoothly and efficiently. When the cartilage becomes damaged and worn-out, the joints do not move as well. Motion becomes limited and painful. There are many treatments for arthritis, however, severe arthritis often requires joint replacement surgery. |
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How AOSMI has a High Standard of Care for Joint Replacement
The physicians at Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Institute are members of the Total Joint Center of New Jersey at CentraState. This organization is devoted to providing the highest quality of care and a VIP-style experience for joint replacement patients at CentraState. AOSMI's Dr. Nasar has established and is the director of the Total Joint Center of New Jersey at CentraState. Our AOSMI surgeons utilize the latest technology and protocol to ensure an excellent outcome for our patients. By using the latest techniques in anesthesia and pain management our patients experience very little pain after surgery. Patients progress and recover from surgery rapidly with a devoted, professional, highly skilled therapy and nursing team designed to meet their needs.
AOSMI's Approach to Joint Replacement
Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Institute is primarily concerned with restoring patients to their previous activity level, minimizing pain, and facilitating rapid recovery. With advanced components and techniques, the team of fellowship trained joint replacement orthopedic specialists at AOSMI brings an advanced skill level together to perform minimally invasive joint replacement surgery that can last a lifetime.
We have fellowship trained joint replacement orthopedic specialists.
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