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1. Animal models aid study of arthrofibrosis after TKA - Mayo Clinic

   Some may have pain with activities of daily living, such as walking, standing or climbing stairs; others may have unusual postoperative pain and swelling unrelated to deep periprosthetic infection or mechanical failure.

2. Cataract surgery for infants and children - Mayo Clinic

   For one-eye cataracts, about one-third of kids will obtain driving vision in their poor-seeing eye, one-third will have more moderate "walking-around" vision and one-third never reach quality vision in the affected eye, largely due t...

3. Specialized expertise for spinal deformity surgery - Mayo Clinic

   The pain worsened with standing and walking, forcing the girl to stop playing sports.

4. Complex foot deformities: A case study - Mayo Clinic

   "These cases are all multifactorial; they require a great deal of planning and a long recovery for patients, but at the one-year mark, when they are recovered and walking straight, it's very satisfying and sometimes quite emotional t...

5. Comprehensive, innovative approach provides novel treatment and specialized care for patients with pediatric scoliosis - Mayo Clinic

   A patient's postoperative pain management plan may include intraoperative spinal injections, visits from child life specialists, early walking, local anesthetic injected into the surgical wound, and sometimes indwelling pain catheter...

6. A closer look at sarcopenia and the role of exercise in liver transplant candidates - Mayo Clinic

   A total of 80 percent endorsed walking (median response 2-agree; interquartile range [IQR] 1-2).

7. Increasing trauma awareness and public readiness to assist - Mayo Clinic

   Increasing trauma awareness and public readiness to assist - Mayo Clinic Increasing trauma awareness and public readiness to assist April 27, 2018 Despite coming face-to-face with mass shootings, motor vehicle accidents, blasts and burns in the news,...

8. Characterizing progressive apraxia of speech - Mayo Clinic

   Two to three years later, they may complain of double vision, trouble walking and falling.

9. Regenerative medicine: Potential to improve life after brain tumor treatment - Mayo Clinic

   "The patient might be only 50-something years old but is walking like an 80-year-old, and has symptoms of dementia," Dr.

10. Congenital cardiac surgery: What's next? - Mayo Clinic

    The complex 3D structure of congenital heart defects can be more completely understood by walking through them and examining every angle.