New York orthopedic group adds minimally invasive knee replacement

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Slocum-Dickson Medical Group in New Hartford, N.Y., has begun offering the Jiffy Knee procedure, a minimally invasive approach to total knee replacement.

John Sullivan, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with the group, is the first and only physician in New York trained to perform the technique, which avoids cutting through tendons by displacing them instead. The approach may result in faster recovery and less postoperative pain compared to traditional total knee replacement, according to a Jan. 27 news release. 

Dr. Sullivan underwent specialized training to provide the procedure to patients in the Mohawk Valley region.

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