Craig Raucher – Patient Review – Stryker’s New Subacromial Balloon – Fantastic Product For Use In Rotator Cuff Surgery
I have written a number of articles and blogs over the years about having total knee replacement surgeries (I had both knees fully replaced), the critical importance of educating yourself on surgeries you may need; understanding anatomy or medical terms, doing your own research, finding the right surgeons and the right hospitals, understanding rehab, etc. Several of these articles can be found online at Bonesmart.org . Relying on the advice of friends or relatives should be secondary to your full and complete understanding of your surgery, before, during and after. You must educate yourself. The resources available on the internet, like YouTube, makes it very easy to be informed. When surgeons use terms that you are not familiar with, ask them to explain or write them down then Google them. Don’t shake your head as though you fully understand what is being said to you because in most cases the surgeon is speaking a foreign language. We spend more time these days texting and on social