[fireant911]

I am scheduled for knee surgery in just three days. A scoping procedure rather than a knee replacement is to take place... hopefully I can buy some extra time before the knee replacement has to occur. I looked at the website of Nanoknee and other than seeing statements about it being 'minimally invasive', I didn't see what is actually performed.

A few weeks ago I watched some videos concerning a regular knee replacement and, dang, that is scary stuff. What sets the Nanoknee procedure apart from a traditional knee replacement?