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Find care for pain after knee replacement.
Start with what remains unanswered. A person who still needs an infection or implant evaluation should not be routed directly to a pain procedure.
Clinical routing first: seek prompt assessment for urgent changes; complete an orthopedic workup when it is absent or uncertain; use the treating team for a defined correctable problem; consider pain-focused care only after no clear surgical target is identified.
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Consider a pain-focused evaluation.
Pain medicine or PM&R may help characterize nerve-related pain, function, and symptom-directed options. This is not automatic procedure clearance.
Review pain-treatment options →Source-backed program results
Programs discussing the relevant pain context.
The default set includes only official pages that explicitly mention pain after knee replacement. Deliberately switch the context filter to see broader postsurgical records.
10programs explicitly mentioning knee replacement
Official page matchNY
Genicular nerve RFA
Ainsworth Institute of Pain Management
New York City, New York
Independent pain practice
- What the official source says
- Knee osteoarthritis and persistent pain after knee replacement
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Official page matchOH
Peripheral nerve stimulation
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Greater Cincinnati, Ohio
Independent orthopedic practice
- What the official source says
- Persistent neuropathic pain after surgery, including infrapatellar saphenous nerve injury after knee replacement
- Device pathway described
- Temporary and implanted options
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Official page matchCA
Peripheral nerve stimulation
David Zardouz, MD
Newport Beach, California
Independent neurology practice
- What the official source says
- Knee pain and chronic pain after knee replacement
- Device pathway described
- Implanted / longer-term system
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Official page matchNC
Peripheral nerve stimulation
Duke Health Pain Medicine
Durham, North Carolina
Academic medical center
- What the official source says
- Chronic knee pain after knee replacement is identified as a common use for one PNS system
- Device pathway described
- Temporary and implanted options
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Official page matchWI
Peripheral nerve stimulation
Interventional Pain Specialists of Wisconsin
Hudson, Rice Lake, and Altoona, Wisconsin
Independent pain practice
- What the official source says
- Ongoing knee pain including osteoarthritis and persistent pain after knee replacement
- Device pathway described
- Implanted / longer-term system
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Official page matchKS
Genicular nerve RFA
Kansas Pain Management
Kansas City region, Kansas and Missouri
Independent pain practice
- What the official source says
- Knee osteoarthritis, degenerative disease, injury-related pain, and persistent pain after knee replacement
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Official page matchKS
Peripheral nerve stimulation
Kansas Pain Management
Kansas City region, Kansas and Missouri
Independent pain practice
- What the official source says
- Knee osteoarthritis, persistent pain after knee replacement, post-injury pain, and neuropathic knee pain
- Device pathway described
- Device type not stated
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Official page matchMA
Peripheral nerve stimulation
Lowell Pain Center
Lowell, Massachusetts
Independent pain practice
- What the official source says
- Ongoing knee pain lasting more than three months after knee replacement
- Device pathway described
- Device type not stated
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Official page matchNY
Genicular nerve RFA
Modal Pain Management
New York City, New York
Independent pain practice
- What the official source says
- Chronic knee osteoarthritis pain and selected persistent pain after knee replacement
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Official page matchFL
Peripheral nerve stimulation
Restoration Orthopedics
Naples, Florida
Independent orthopedic practice
- What the official source says
- Knee osteoarthritis, persistent pain after knee replacement, and nerve-related knee pain
- Device pathway described
- Device type not stated
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What a listing means: a program’s official public page made the displayed statement when KneeLife checked it. It is not a recommendation, outcome rating, candidacy decision, coverage confirmation, or review of your implant and records.
Published by KneeLifePhysician reviewed by Christopher Warne, MD on August 12, 2026.