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Hello @warriorrae,
Mayo Clinic wants you to feel comfortable with your care. If you feel as though your concerns are not being addressed, I encourage you to contact the Office of Patient Experience: https://www.mayoclinic.org/about-mayo-clinic/patient-experience.
@warriorrae, did the most recent provider that determined you had a misalignment have a suggestion for you as to what was needed to help with the issue and ongoing pain?
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@JustinMcClanahan I have had no resolution.
@JustinMcClanahan my surgeon had not even heard about shock wave therapy, so no idea.
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I would add how did your Mayo revision surgeon do the alignment fix? I believe that for original total knee replacements the Mayo surgeons mostly use the reverse kinematic method of alignment which is one of the newer alignment methods. But I don't know whether that would apply to a revision.