Eric K. Lee MD, PhD
My passion is helping patients with debilitating hip and knee arthritis, for which many treatments exist. I strive to achieve the maximum amount of pain relief while beginning with the least invasive treatments. Eventually, for some, the bone-on-bone arthritis is so severe that patients may benefit from joint replacement. Together, we will pursue your optimal outcome through the ideal personalized pathway for you.
Why Choose Eric Lee, MD, PhD?
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Harvard Adult Reconstruction Fellowship-trained Orthopedic Surgeon, who specializes in hip and knee replacements
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Attempts to treat patients with least invasive methods first
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Accessible and places an emphasis on the patient's perspective and experience
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Performs anterior approach hip replacements when surgery is warranted, allowing for quicker recovery
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Performed over two-thousand operations
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Adept at a wide variety of joint replacement techniques, approaches and technology, tailored to each individual patient's scenario
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Places a high priority on staying on time with clinic appointments
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Listens to your specific concerns and addresses each concern
Surgical Pathway
After your consultation with Dr. Lee, through shared decision making, you may have both agreed that your arthritic hip or knee pain has not been adequately relieved by non-operative treatments, and joint replacement is a reasonable option for you.
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Now what?
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Early Mobilization
Your path to relief from arthritic pain begins immediately after your surgery is complete
We encourage patients to be up and walking with the therapists one to two hours after the operation.
Consult with Dr. Lee at Personalized Orthopedics
(561)-733-5888
Fax: (561)-733-5851
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Clinical Questions
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Do I need a joint replacement?
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Am I doing damage to my joint by avoiding surgery?
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Who is a joint replacement candidate?
Surgical Questions
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Will I be asleep during surgery?
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Will I have to stay in the hospital?
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Will I have sutures or staples?
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Post-operative Questions
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Do I need to go to physical therapy?
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When can I drive?
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What activities can I do after a joint replacement?