How To Both Avoid Arthritis And Stay Active To Play The Sports You Love Until Age 100
The old days, when you had arthritis you were told to go home, rest your knee and wait until it hurt so much you couldn’t walk for your knee replacement. When you had a knee replacement you were told to go home and walk, bike and swim but avoid all impact sports. The material and the fixation of the implants was fragile. Robotic accuracy and material improvements have changed all of it. People can now run, climb and ski on their new knee. This talk will highlight these changes and discuss how to both avoid arthritis and stay active to play the sports you love until age 100.
About the Speaker: Kevin R. Stone M.D. (Harvard Class of ’77) is an orthopedic surgeon at The Stone Clinic and the Chairman of the Stone Research Foundation. He has lectured around the world as an expert in cartilage and meniscal growth, repair and replacement. Dr. Stone has pioneered new ways to address biologic as opposed to bionic (artificial) joint replacement. As an orthopedic surgeon, he has served the U.S. Ski Team, the U. S. Pro Ski Tour, the Marin Ballet, the Smuin Ballet, the modern Pentathlon at the U.S. Olympic Festival, and for the U.S. Olympic Training Center. He was trained at Harvard in internal medicine and orthopedic surgery and at Stanford in general surgery.
Monday, April 4
5:30PM - 7:00PM PT
HCSF Members: Free
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