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Wisconsin Bone and Joint, S.C.
- Dale E. Bauwens, MD
- Charles A. Klein, MD
- Jacqueline S. Mlsna, MD
- David B. Kornreich, DO
- Sean C. Tracy, MD
- Anthony A. Ferguson, MD
- Thomas B. Huizenga, MD
- Donald K. Middleton, MD
- Stephen Robbins, MD
- Jeffrey J. Stephany, MD
- Lawrence J. Maciolek, MD
- James E. Cain. Jr. MD
- Jesse E. Bauwens, MD
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Questions You Should Consider Asking Your Orthopedic Specialist
- Is joint replacement the best option for me now, or should I wait?
- If I have joint replacement surgery, how much of my pain will be relieved?
- How physically active can I be with a new joint?
- How do joint replacements compare?
- What are the risks or complications of joint replacement surgery?
- How long will I be in the hospital, and how soon after having the procedure can I get back to normal daily activities?
- Is joint replacement covered by my health insurance?
- After the procedure, will I see you or my regular doctor for follow-up care?
- How many of these procedures have you performed?
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