skigirl
Former BoneSmart staff member
- Joined
- May 5, 2009
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- 13,594
- Age
- 82
- Location
- Minneapolis, MN
- Gender
- Female
- Country
United States
RestAssured Sonja, thanks for your help---you have so much more experience with infections. Kelly
United StatesAS a rule, it's the powder that causes allergic reactions. Once the cement is set, there shouldn't be a problem.he said I was allergic to the cement used in the first tkr
hmm .... well, it would be if it was infected. That has little or nothing to do with any allergy.Apparently the smith nephew was loose in several places and he said it had to come out.
Well, obviously he's a very clever chap! There are some around, you know. And the blood tests have proven him right.He said he was going to treat it as though there was an infection
I'm not sure about 'too many' but then again, it depends what was done in the previous surgeries. Also upon the quality of the remaining bone stock.the knee revision specialist he told me I had too many surgeries and couldn't have another knee replacement done
RestAssured Sonja, thanks for your help---you have so much more experience with infections. Kelly





