Knee Replacement Rehab - What to Expect After Your Surgery

Allison, PT DPT from our StoneFit Physical Therapy team walks through what to expect after your knee replacement surgery at The Stone Clinic. The knee replacement surgery patient experience has changed dramatically thanks to innovations in robotic knee replacement techniques. From day one, the knee and implants are stable which allows us to get to work right away to begin the rehab process to get you back to activities that conventional, non-robotic knee replacements do not permit.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS GUIDANCE IS SPECIFIC TO PATIENTS HAVING THEIR KNEE REPLACED BY DR. STONE USING THE STRYKER MAKO ROBOTIC-ARM ASSISTED ORTHOPAEDIC SYSTEM. RECOVERY TIMES & ACTIVITY MILESTONES MAY BE LONGER WITH OTHER FORMS OF KNEE REPLACEMENT.

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Dr. Stone is biased toward replacing injured knee tissues biologically with a BioKnee, but for those patients with true bone-on-bone, worn-out knees, The Stone Clinic helps return athletes to sports with a robotically-assisted total knee joint replacement.

For unparalleled accuracy in placement, we use the MAKO Surgical Corp Robotic Arm Interactive Orthopaedic System. The system robotically guides the surgeon to precisely replace the joint with an advanced knee implant that fuses directly with bone, resulting in a more natural feeling knee that allows a return to high-level and impact sports.

This process of knee joint replacement is minimally invasive and provides rapid pain relief with a return to an active lifestyle within weeks for most patients.

Call The Stone Clinic at +1 (415) 563-3110 for an appointment. You may learn more about robotically-assisted knee replacement program and other treatment information at:

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Complimentary Phone Consultations are available for patients outside the San Francisco Bay Area.
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