I Have Chronic Back Pain. Do I Have Arthritis?
If you’re of a certain age, and your back starts—and keeps on—hurting, you may wonder if it could be arthritis. Understanding the underlying cause of your back pain is one step in learning to manage it.
In the Media: Dr. Keppler and knee replacement surgery
Dr. Keppler was interviewed and featured on Clevland.com for a total knee replacement surgery he performed on John Favaloro.
You can read the full story on Clevland.com's website:
https://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/2013/11/new_knee_new_life_watch_live_v.html
And you can watch the video below (video courtesy of Clevland.com):
Article, video and photo courtesy of Clevland.com
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