Of all the joints in the human body, the knee is most likely to develop problems over time. As one of the body's most complex and heavily used joints, the knee endures significant stress through daily movement, physical activity, and aging. Whether you're an athlete, work in a physically demanding job, or simply dealing with natural wear and tear, knee pain can disrupt your mobility and quality of life.
At Baxter Health, we specialize in comprehensive knee care, from conservative treatments to advanced surgical options, tailored to your unique condition and lifestyle. Our orthopaedic specialists work with you to explore all appropriate non-invasive and minimally invasive treatment options before recommending knee surgery. If surgery becomes necessary, you're in trusted hands. Our board-certified orthopaedic surgeons use state-of-the-art techniques and materials to ensure the best possible outcomes for your health and long-term mobility.
To learn more, call Baxter Health Bone and Joint Clinic at (870) 424-4710.
No two knees are the same. That's why we use VISIONAIRE™ Precision Cutting Guides, which is a helpful tool that allows your surgeon to plan and execute your knee replacement based on your exact anatomical structure.
While VISIONAIRE™ Cutting Guides don't change the fundamentals of total knee replacement, they greatly enhance your surgeon's percision and efficiency during the procedure.
With this advanced technology, your custom guide is created using detailed imaging to match your exact anatomy. Before surgery even begins, your orthopaedic surgeon can pre-plan the ideal positioning and fit of your new hypoallergenic Oxinium™ implant, ensuring a procedure tailored especially to you.
This highly personalized approach helps:
VISIONAIRE™ bridges the gap between custom-designed implants and your one-of-a-kind joint structure, delivering more precise, efficient, and comfortable total knee replacement experience.
Oxinium™ (short for Oxidized Zirconium) is an advanced material used in joint replacement implants, combining the strength of metal with the smoothness and wear resistance of ceramic. It begins as a zirconium-based metal alloy, which is then transformed through a specialized "ceramicizing" process. This process creates a hard, ceramic-like surface while preserving the toughness and durability of the underlying metal.
When is comes to your health, what goes into your body matters. That's why at Baxter Health, we exclusively use Oxinium™ implants in every knee replacement. Unlike traditional implants made with cobalt chrome. an alloy known to cause issues in sensitive individuals, Oxinium™ is biocompatible and extremely hypoallergenic. It's one of the safest options available for patients with metal sensitivities. The cherry on top? The FDA has cleared Oxinium implants for a 30-year lifespan. One study showed that 10 years after knee replacement surgery, 98% of Oxinium knee implants were functioning without need of revision.
Baxter Health is one of the few hospitals in the region that uses Oxinium™ in every knee replacement procedure. Oxinium™ implants are part of what make our knee replacement surgeries safer, longer lasting, and more patient centered. We're proud to offer this premium implant technology, right here at home. When you choose to receive orthopaedic care at Baxter Health, you're choosing the best for your future mobility.
For more information, call Baxter Health Bone and Joint Clinic at (870) 424-4710.
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