Avoid MUA Research
Published in The Global Journal of Orthopedics Research






An interview with Dr. Carl Freeman
Dr. Carl Freeman is a professor at Wayne State University. He has been a part of the research teams on countless orthopedic studies working with surgeons and physical therapists on ground breaking research. In late 2019 Dr. Freeman and Dr. Robert Ference published a new avoid MUA research study that focused on the X10 Knee Machine.
Click on the Play Button above to listen to our podcast interview with Dr. Freeman from The Bee's Knees Podcast.
And, here is a link to the study.













Abstract
Stiff knee occurs in between 2% and 23% of total knee arthroplasty patients. Resolution of a stiff knee is critical for patients’ quality of life following a TKA. Historically, treatment options include physical therapy, manipulation under anesthesia, arthroscopic lysis, and open lysis. Excluding physical therapy, the other options all require anesthesia, with procedures usually being done in a hospital or surgical center. Here, we report on a new non-surgical alternative that is done in patients’ homes and is as efficacious as a manipulation under anesthesia.













THE KNEE LIBRARY
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