Barry J. Waldman MD is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a practice located in Baltimore, MD. He is fellowship-trained in total joint replacement and arthritis treatment. Dr. Waldman specializes in the treatment of shoulder, hip, and knee disorders as well as general orthopedic procedures. He is committed to excellence and strives to provide the highest quality of orthopedic care possible.
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What is custom knee replacement?
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Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement Surgery
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What can a patient expect and do to prepare for their first appointment
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What would you like patients to know about your practice setting and philosophy
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What types of patients seek your expertise
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What types of insurance do you accept
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What are your name, title, educational background and areas of expertise
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Thank you for choosing me for your orthopedic care
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Rotational Alignment
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Patient Recovery Time
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Patient Satisfaction
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Maintaining The Joint Line
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Balancing Soft Tissue
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ConforMIS IUni Recipient
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5 Years After Surgery
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What is the difference between customized implants and off the shelf robotics
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Who is a candidate and who is not a candidate for an outpatient surgery
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What is an iView Plan advantages for surgery
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How are customized knees made and why does it take 6 weeks
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Who is a candidate and who is not a candidate for a customized knee replacement
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Why is a CT scan needed and what does it allow you to see
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What are the differences in patient satisfaction with a customized knee replacement vs off the shel
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How does recovery differ with a customized knee replacement outpatient vs inpatient surgery
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How do I find out more about customized knee replacement
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Why is a CT scan needed of the lower extremity
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Why do you choose customized knee replacements for your patients
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What are the differences between an x ray, MRI, and a CT scan
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What are some of the most common causes of knee pain and what tools are used to make a diagnosis
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When should someone seek medical treatment for knee pain
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What is rheumatoid inflammatory arthritis
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What is post traumatic arthritis
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What is osteonecrosis
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What is osteoarthritis degenerative joint disease
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What is a meniscal tear
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What is a CT arthrogram
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What is a baker's cyst or popliteal cyst
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What happens during a physical exam and what type of medical history do you need
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What is a knee osteotomy
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What is arthroscopic surgery
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What is a partial unicompartmental knee replacement
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What is a total knee replacement
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What exercises are good and not good if I have knee pain
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Is there a role for nutritional supplements to treat my knee pain glucosamineChondroitan, turmericcu
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Does weight effect knee pain and should I exercise to help
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Does my diet affect my knee pain and what kind of nutrition plan should I have
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Does physical therapy help with knee pain
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What are lifestyle changes than can help with knee pain
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How does hyaluronic acid injection work
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How do stem cell injections work
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How does a cortisone injection work
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What types of injections are given to help with knee pain
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How does platelet rich plasma injection work
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What are common side effects and risks associated with over the counter medications
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Is it helpful to aspiratedrain the knee if swollen
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What medications are available to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other arthritic conditions
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What is difference between NSAIDS and narcotics
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Do topical creamsgelspatches help with knee pain
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What over the counter medicines are available to treat knee pain
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How do these over the counter medications work
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Who should not use acetaminophen or over the counter medications
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What kind of knee supports and braces are available and how should I use them
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When should I consider surgery
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What items do I need to purchaseobtain to help with recovery
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What type of assistance will I need after surgery and for how long
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What can I do to get my home ready post surgery living areas, shower, etc...
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What preoperative testing is required
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What medications should I stop and when prior to surgery
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Will I need a disabled parking permit and how will I obtain it
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Will I need to donate blood
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What can I do before surgery to improve chance of a great outcome
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Should I see my dentist prior to surgery
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How to decide between going home vs inpatient rehabilitation
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Do I need to see my primary care doctor and other
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If I smoke or use tobacco products, why should I stop prior to surgery
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What if my urine analysisurine culture is positive
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What if my preop MRSAMSSA test is positive
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How do I know when to come to the hospital
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Why do I need to shower with antimicrobial soap
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What medications should I stop and when
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Is there anything else I need to know the night before surgery
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When do I need to stop eating or drinking
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How does weight loss, exercise andor physical therapy play a role before surgery
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How long after I arrive at the hospital will surgery begin
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How is blood loss prevented in the operating room
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What should I expect in the operating room
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What is done to prevent pain
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Where should I check in at the hospital
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What happens the morning of surgery in the preop area
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Will I meet with the anesthesiologist and what type of anesthesia is utilized
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How long does the surgery take and what happens afterwards
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What should I wear to the hospital
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What should I bring and what shouldn't I bring to the hospital
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What is done to prevent infection on the day of surgery
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Can I take my medicines and brush my teeth the morning of surgery
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Is it normal for blood pressure to be low
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When does physical therapy start and what are the PT goals
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What is cold therapyice machine
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What is an incentive spirometer
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What will I feel like after surgery nauseated, disorientated, etc...
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How long will I be in the hospital outpatient vs inpatient surgery
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How will my pain be controlled
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What are sequential compression devices
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When will I be discharged and what is the process
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What is the equipment I need to be familiar with walker, cane, crutches, braces
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How long will I be in the recovery room, what can I expect, and where am I taken after
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What medications will I be discharged with
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How are blood clots prevented
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What exercise should I be doing
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What is a late infection and how do I prevent it
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What warning signs should make me call the doctor and how do I contact himher if I'm concerned
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Will I need to go to outpatient therapy
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Will I need antibiotics before dental work andor other medical procedures
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When can I resume normal non strenuous activities as well as golftennisother activities
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When will the swelling go down and when should I be concerned if I still have swelling
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How do I control my pain at home
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Should I continue to exercise after therapy is over
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What can I expect 3 months after surgery
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When can I drive and go back to work
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How do I care for my incision
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When can I expect a full recovery
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Will I have physical therapy at home and for how long
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What can I expect 6 weeks after surgery
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What can I do to prevent blood clots at home and what are the warning signs
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What can I expect two weeks after surgery
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When can I expect the pain to go away and when should I be concerned
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What do I need to know to take care of my new knee in the long term
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How long will I need walking aids walker, crutches, cane
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What can I do to prevent infection at home and what are the warning signs
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What can I expect 1 year after surgery
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Do I need follow up appointments with the doctor and when
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