Robotic-Assisted Replacement Surgery Provides Like-New Knees

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Robotic Knee Replacement Charleston Robotic knee replacement Charleston improves recovery time, precision, and longevity. Learn about robotic knee replacement Charleston and how it helps restore mobility. Explore more orthopedic care options in Charleston Learn about the Stryker Mako robotic system Skip to main content The Problem with Traditional Knee Surgery When your knees start to … Read more

Healing After Surgery | Wound Recovery Stages & Inflammation Tips

Wound Healing After Surgery Wound healing after surgery involves four phases: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. Learn expert advice to speed recovery and avoid complications. Explore more health recovery and wound care articles Visit Charleston Wound Care Skip to main content Healing After an Injury For patients who are planning to undergo surgery, understanding the … Read more

Look and Feel Younger with Treatments from Charleston Wound Care

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Because a significant portion of skin care products and devices utilized in aesthetics originated in wound care, an overlap between the two industries was a natural progression, according to Charleston Wound Care’s Dr. Chris Michaelis. “Although our specialty is treating wounds, we also focus on preventing signs of aging and prioritizing overall skin health,” said … Read more

Short-term Rehabilitation at The Village at Summerville Available to More Than Just Residents

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When most people think of The Village at Summerville, they picture a picturesque senior community with lovely homes, ponds, fountains and trees and, of course, lots of amenities for residents. They also see active people riding bicycles, walking and swimming. There are times when people need skilled care to recover from injuries or health events. … Read more

Palmetto Digestive Health Gains a New Female Physician

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Good gastroenterologists can keep you in peak health if they know what is bothering you, but intestinal issues can sometimes be difficult to talk openly about when your doctor is of the opposite sex. “Women are more likely to see a gastroenterologist for symptoms but less likely than men to get screened for colon cancer,” … Read more

In a New Era of Treatment, the Alzheimer’s Association Offers Help and Hope

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Incredible progress is being made in Alzheimer’s and dementia research, creating promising new treatments for people living with the disease. Amid this emerging landscape, the Alzheimer’s Association is here to help families navigate new treatment options, learn time-tested caregiving strategies and connect with much-needed support for the dementia journey. Exciting developments have led to the … Read more

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