Crossing the Bridge for Knee Replacement Surgery
Updated April 19, 2017
Updated April 19, 2017
Is minimally invasive hip or knee surgery right for you?
When hip troubles hindered Joe Forline’s activities, he knew he needed help. Virtua orthopedic surgeon Khoa Nguyen, DO, replaced both hips and got Joe back on the golf course.
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Read MoreBoard-certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Scott Schoifet is the medical director of the Virtua Joint Replacement Institute (JRI) and specializes in quad-sparing knee replacement.
Watch VideoVirtua Joint Replacement Institute orthopedic surgeon Manny Porat, MD, says you shouldn’t ignore hip pain and discusses what you should do so you can live pain free.
Watch VideoRobotic technology amplifies the precision and success of joint replacement surgery. Learn how the robot assists surgeons.
Read MoreIf you're suffering from hip pain that hasn't responded to physical therapy or nonsurgical treatment, robotic-assisted total hip replacement may be right for you.
Read MoreQuad-sparing knee replacement at the Virtua Joint Replacement Institute helped Jim go from having severe pain while standing to climbing mountains with ease.
Read MoreWhen hip pain became too much to bear, Dana Herman gave up two of her loves: biking and dancing. After a year of deliberation, her need for pain relief led her to Virtua.
Read MoreBasketball official Barry Giordano spent many nights running up and down the court with knee pain. Quad-sparing knee replacement relieved his pain and gave him back his life.
Read MoreWatch the latest commercial that highlights the innovative techniques used by the Virtua Joint Replacement Institute. Virtua for knees. Virtua for hips. Virtua for Life!
Watch VideoThey ran, they biked, they hiked, but for four years what they did and where they went was dictated by how bad Pat’s knee hurt that day.
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