This question really has two separate parts, and both deserve honest, specific answers. First: is there a genuine need for knee replacement surgery in your particular case,
“Your valve is damaged, but you don’t need surgery yet.” It’s a sentence that confuses many patients. The answer lies in how cardiologists actually make this decision:
Watching your child limp, complain of leg pain, or walk with their feet turned inward can be genuinely worrying for any parent. The reassuring news is that
“What’s the success rate?” is the first question almost every patient asks after a brain tumor diagnosis, and it’s also the hardest to answer with one number.
