Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS)
MIS Joint Replacement offers important advantages, requiring smaller incisions and potentially causing less trauma, shorter hospital stay, faster recovery and less scarring than traditional techniques.
MIS Joint Replacement offers important advantages, requiring smaller incisions and potentially causing less trauma, shorter hospital stay, faster recovery and less scarring than traditional techniques.
Computer-assisted technology has made it possible for your orthopaedic specialist to navigate joint replacement procedures with a level of accuracy so precise it may improve the results of your surgery.
Total joint replacement is a surgical procedure in which certain parts of an arthritic or damaged joint are removed and replaced with an artificial joint, which is designed to move just like a healthy joint.
“Dear Dr E Prince MD
You are great! My new knee works wonderful. Surgery was done September 1, 2011. The scar is like a thin line of thread.
Sherre Rechtsteiner APRN is the angel that told me about you. She was right. You do great work. I tell everyone about you.
The hospital and Jubilee home were the best. The food, physical therapist, and home care were also good.
I have no need for a CPM machine, walker, etc. I walk on my own now. I still do my exercises, all 25 of them. I feel great.
Well enough, just a big Thank You!
Margaret W.
Bicknell, UT”

“Dear Dr. Prince,
Last week Brook and I went on a four day trip to San Diego. We went to the Wild Animal Park, the San Diego Zoo, the Midway Aircraft Carrier, and La Jolla. Each day was about six hours of walking, followed by bike rides around Mission Bay, and walks to dinner and on the beach. The Midway was lots of steep tight ladders.
My knee felt great. I had almost forgotten what it was like to step without pain. Thank you so much Dr. Prince for all of your efforts on my behalf. I have been on my bike for 1 1/2 hours for each of the last two days, and I hope you will come and go for a ride with Brook and me. I will ride with you guys for the first couple of hours, and then you two can do the last two hours at mach one.
Thank you Dr. Prince
Scott M. Homoscedastic Biped”