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If i am a candidate for macoplasty surgery on my knee opposed to having a full knee replacement. is macoplasty have good results. what do you think?
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No to Makoplasty: A full knee replacement is a better choice for you. The results are predictable and long lasting. There is no benefit to you having a partial knee replacement at age 74.
Answered 10/10/2013
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