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Written by a patient for other patients, this book takes readers through the complete joint-replacement process, from the initial diagnosis and the decision whether to have surgery, the hospital stay, and the full recovery period.
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Written by a patient for other patients, this book takes readers through the complete joint-replacement process, from the initial diagnosis and the decision whether to have surgery, the hospital stay, and the full recovery period.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Fireside Books
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 366g
- ISBN-13: 9780684839202
- ISBN-10: 0684839202
- Artikelnr.: 22481193
- Verlag: Fireside Books
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 366g
- ISBN-13: 9780684839202
- ISBN-10: 0684839202
- Artikelnr.: 22481193
Irwin Silber is the former editor of the magazine Sing Out! and has written numerous books on folk and popular music. He has also written on political and cultural matters for The Guardian, Crossroads, and Frontline. He lives in Oakland, California.
CONTENTS
Foreword, by Eugene M. Wolf, M.D.
Introduction
1. LIFE BEFORE THE KNIFE
A "Touch" of Arthritis
Learning About Arthritis
Exercise
Medications
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfates and the "Arthritis Cure"
Diet
"Cures"
Arthroscopic Surgery
2. TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT: TIME TO DECIDE
Cortisone
Alternative Medicine
Cartilage Transplant
Diagnosis
Finding a Surgeon
Knees and Hips: A Brief User's Guide
Partial Knee and Hip Replacements
When Is It Time for a Joint Replacement?
Different Strokes for Different Folks
3. NOT BY STATISTICS ALONE: PATIENT EXPERIENCES
4. THEM BONES WILL RISE AGAIN
Science (and Art) of Joint Replacements
Two Knees at Once
The Risks
Anesthesia
Preop Blood Donation
Handicapped Parking
Preop Exercises
Preparing Your Home
Special Equipment
Preop Classes
Medical Preparations
5. SHOWTIME
The Day Before
At the Hospital
In the Operating Room
Let the Surgery Begin
6. FROM RECOVERY ROOM TO DISCHARGE
A Room of My Own -- Well, Not Quite
The Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine
On the Comeback Trail
Off the Bedpan and On to the Toilet
Hip-Replacement Precautions
The Skilled Nursing Facility
Going Home
7. HOME AT LAST!
Analyzing Your Home
Home Alone
Visiting Nurses
Home Health Aide
Seeing the Doctor
One Leg Longer?
When Can I Drive?
8. THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
Goals
Physical Therapy
Therapy at Home
Exercises
Walking
Swimming
Other Activities
Measuring Progress
9. TENNIS, ANYONE?
Outpatient Therapy
Exercises
Sports: Do's and Don'ts
Daily Life
How Soon Can I Return to Work?
Theater, Movies, Concerts, Museums Travel
What About Sex?
One Good Joint Deserves Another
How Long Will a Joint Replacement Last?
Revisions
Index
Foreword, by Eugene M. Wolf, M.D.
Introduction
1. LIFE BEFORE THE KNIFE
A "Touch" of Arthritis
Learning About Arthritis
Exercise
Medications
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfates and the "Arthritis Cure"
Diet
"Cures"
Arthroscopic Surgery
2. TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT: TIME TO DECIDE
Cortisone
Alternative Medicine
Cartilage Transplant
Diagnosis
Finding a Surgeon
Knees and Hips: A Brief User's Guide
Partial Knee and Hip Replacements
When Is It Time for a Joint Replacement?
Different Strokes for Different Folks
3. NOT BY STATISTICS ALONE: PATIENT EXPERIENCES
4. THEM BONES WILL RISE AGAIN
Science (and Art) of Joint Replacements
Two Knees at Once
The Risks
Anesthesia
Preop Blood Donation
Handicapped Parking
Preop Exercises
Preparing Your Home
Special Equipment
Preop Classes
Medical Preparations
5. SHOWTIME
The Day Before
At the Hospital
In the Operating Room
Let the Surgery Begin
6. FROM RECOVERY ROOM TO DISCHARGE
A Room of My Own -- Well, Not Quite
The Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine
On the Comeback Trail
Off the Bedpan and On to the Toilet
Hip-Replacement Precautions
The Skilled Nursing Facility
Going Home
7. HOME AT LAST!
Analyzing Your Home
Home Alone
Visiting Nurses
Home Health Aide
Seeing the Doctor
One Leg Longer?
When Can I Drive?
8. THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
Goals
Physical Therapy
Therapy at Home
Exercises
Walking
Swimming
Other Activities
Measuring Progress
9. TENNIS, ANYONE?
Outpatient Therapy
Exercises
Sports: Do's and Don'ts
Daily Life
How Soon Can I Return to Work?
Theater, Movies, Concerts, Museums Travel
What About Sex?
One Good Joint Deserves Another
How Long Will a Joint Replacement Last?
Revisions
Index
CONTENTS
Foreword, by Eugene M. Wolf, M.D.
Introduction
1. LIFE BEFORE THE KNIFE
A "Touch" of Arthritis
Learning About Arthritis
Exercise
Medications
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfates and the "Arthritis Cure"
Diet
"Cures"
Arthroscopic Surgery
2. TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT: TIME TO DECIDE
Cortisone
Alternative Medicine
Cartilage Transplant
Diagnosis
Finding a Surgeon
Knees and Hips: A Brief User's Guide
Partial Knee and Hip Replacements
When Is It Time for a Joint Replacement?
Different Strokes for Different Folks
3. NOT BY STATISTICS ALONE: PATIENT EXPERIENCES
4. THEM BONES WILL RISE AGAIN
Science (and Art) of Joint Replacements
Two Knees at Once
The Risks
Anesthesia
Preop Blood Donation
Handicapped Parking
Preop Exercises
Preparing Your Home
Special Equipment
Preop Classes
Medical Preparations
5. SHOWTIME
The Day Before
At the Hospital
In the Operating Room
Let the Surgery Begin
6. FROM RECOVERY ROOM TO DISCHARGE
A Room of My Own -- Well, Not Quite
The Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine
On the Comeback Trail
Off the Bedpan and On to the Toilet
Hip-Replacement Precautions
The Skilled Nursing Facility
Going Home
7. HOME AT LAST!
Analyzing Your Home
Home Alone
Visiting Nurses
Home Health Aide
Seeing the Doctor
One Leg Longer?
When Can I Drive?
8. THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
Goals
Physical Therapy
Therapy at Home
Exercises
Walking
Swimming
Other Activities
Measuring Progress
9. TENNIS, ANYONE?
Outpatient Therapy
Exercises
Sports: Do's and Don'ts
Daily Life
How Soon Can I Return to Work?
Theater, Movies, Concerts, Museums Travel
What About Sex?
One Good Joint Deserves Another
How Long Will a Joint Replacement Last?
Revisions
Index
Foreword, by Eugene M. Wolf, M.D.
Introduction
1. LIFE BEFORE THE KNIFE
A "Touch" of Arthritis
Learning About Arthritis
Exercise
Medications
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfates and the "Arthritis Cure"
Diet
"Cures"
Arthroscopic Surgery
2. TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT: TIME TO DECIDE
Cortisone
Alternative Medicine
Cartilage Transplant
Diagnosis
Finding a Surgeon
Knees and Hips: A Brief User's Guide
Partial Knee and Hip Replacements
When Is It Time for a Joint Replacement?
Different Strokes for Different Folks
3. NOT BY STATISTICS ALONE: PATIENT EXPERIENCES
4. THEM BONES WILL RISE AGAIN
Science (and Art) of Joint Replacements
Two Knees at Once
The Risks
Anesthesia
Preop Blood Donation
Handicapped Parking
Preop Exercises
Preparing Your Home
Special Equipment
Preop Classes
Medical Preparations
5. SHOWTIME
The Day Before
At the Hospital
In the Operating Room
Let the Surgery Begin
6. FROM RECOVERY ROOM TO DISCHARGE
A Room of My Own -- Well, Not Quite
The Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) Machine
On the Comeback Trail
Off the Bedpan and On to the Toilet
Hip-Replacement Precautions
The Skilled Nursing Facility
Going Home
7. HOME AT LAST!
Analyzing Your Home
Home Alone
Visiting Nurses
Home Health Aide
Seeing the Doctor
One Leg Longer?
When Can I Drive?
8. THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
Goals
Physical Therapy
Therapy at Home
Exercises
Walking
Swimming
Other Activities
Measuring Progress
9. TENNIS, ANYONE?
Outpatient Therapy
Exercises
Sports: Do's and Don'ts
Daily Life
How Soon Can I Return to Work?
Theater, Movies, Concerts, Museums Travel
What About Sex?
One Good Joint Deserves Another
How Long Will a Joint Replacement Last?
Revisions
Index