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Knee pain often signals underlying issues. Look for:
For torn ligaments, minimally invasive arthroscopy ensures faster recovery.
Partial tears may heal with therapy, but severe cases require surgery.
Advanced osteoarthritis often demands partial or total joint replacement.
Back in the Game: The Ins and Outs of ACL Reconstruction at Florida Sports Injury and Orthopedic Institute
Florida Sports Injury and Orthopedic Institute: Pioneering Innovative Ligament Repairs
Florida Sports Injury and Orthopedic Institute Offers State-of-the-Art joint Replacement Surgery
Florida Sports Injury and Orthopedic Institute Tackles Sports Injuries with Cutting-Edge Treatments
Our board-certified surgeons specialize in:
Factor | Surgery | Non-Surgical |
---|---|---|
Recovery Time | 6–12 weeks | 3–6 months |
Success Rate | 90%+ | 50–70% |
Cost | 15,000–30,000 | 5,000–10,000 |
“Dr. Smith’s ACL repair got me back on the field in 8 weeks!” – James T.
“Pain-free after robotic knee replacement!” – Maria L.
1. How long does knee surgery recovery take?
Most patients resume light activities in 6 weeks; full recovery takes 3–6 months.
2. Will I need physical therapy?
Yes—Florida Sports Injury and Orthopedic Institute designs PT plans to accelerate healing.
3. Are there risks?
Minimal with modern techniques (e.g., infection rates <1%).
4. Can I avoid surgery?
Minor injuries may heal with rest, ice, and anti-inflammatories.
5. Does insurance cover knee surgery?
Most plans cover medically necessary procedures.
Don’t let knee pain limit you. Florida Sports Injury and Orthopedic Institute combines expertise with compassionate care.
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