Common Questions Orthopedic Surgeons Hear from Joint Patients
Q: How long will my new hip or knee last?
A: Most last for 10–20 years. Each year following your surgery, your chance for requiring additional surgery increases by 1%; 10 years after surgery, 90% of patients still have their replacement knee or hip.
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