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Every year in the United States, more than 325,000 aching knees need to be replaced as the joints deteriorate.
But for those facing such surgery, there's some encouraging news: A small but growing number of surgeons have been performing what they call "minimally invasive total knee replacements." Because the procedure involves a smaller incision and is less complicated, the time spent hospitalized is reduced and recovery is faster.


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