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Message: [QUOTE="Doctor Hoop, post: 3019011, member: 6845"] Actually they are my own laws, after 25 years of doing this job. The first is “the longer something has been a problem, the longer it takes to fully recover after you fix it.” This is more true for sports and reconstructive procedures, less for joint replacement. The second law is, “the likelihood of success for any procedure is inversely related to the number of variations of that procedure.” If there was one great way of fixing a problem then there would only be one, or rather other methods would fade to irrelevance. But [USER=804]@Giddyup5[/USER] is also quasi-right about “the enemy of good is perfect.” We want perfect, but sometimes good is good enough. [/QUOTE]