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Figure 5 - This clinical photograph shows a typical incision used to insert a minimally-invasive partial knee replacement. The average length of the incision used in this procedure is 3 inches. Smaller incisions help permit faster recovery, and lead to less post-operative pain, compared to traditional knee replacement surgery.
Figure 5 - This clinical photograph shows a typical incision used to insert a minimally-invasive partial knee replacement. The average length of the incision used in this procedure is 3 inches. Smaller incisions help permit faster recovery, and lead to less post-operative pain, compared to traditional knee replacement surgery.

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