Hip Replacement
Hip replacements are a highly effective and efficient way to treat hip arthritis, either from wear and tear or from the effects of injury. Hip replacement has proven to be a quality way to alleviate pain and suffering and increase mobility and function by replacing worn or damaged parts of your hip with prosthetic components.

Hip Revision
Hip revision surgery repairs an artificial hip joint damaged over time. Many patients may find that hip revision surgery improves the torso and leg's mobility, strength, and coordination.

Knee Replacement
If non-surgical treatments like medications and using walking supports are no longer helpful, patients may need total knee replacement surgery. Total knee replacements are one of the most successful procedures in all of medicine, using prosthetic components to replace the damaged bone and cartilage causing pain.  

Knee Revision Surgery
Over time, the components used in your total knee replacement surgery may need to be replaced.

Shoulder Replacement
In shoulder replacement surgery, the damaged parts of the shoulder are removed and replaced with artificial components. The treatment options are either replacing just the head of the humerus bone (ball) or replacing the ball and the socket (glenoid).

Hand/Microsurgery
Our surgeons specialize in treating injuries and diseases requiring microvascular and microneural surgeries, including repairing blood vessels, reconnecting nerve endings, correcting malformed hands, restoring severed digits, or any other form of reconstruction. Surgeries are forms of plastic surgery that allow for the repair of tiny vessels and nerves under an operating microscope.

Arthroscopic Surgery
Arthroscopic surgery is a minimally invasive option for diagnosing, monitoring, and treating joint problems, allowing surgeons to operate through tiny incisions with specialized tools. Our surgeons routinely perform arthroscopic surgery on knees, shoulders, and ankles, using the advanced technique whenever appropriate.

Joint Injections
A joint injection is a shot of medication directly into the joint. The medicine helps relieve pain and inflammation and can sometimes help diagnose the source of pain. Some patients may need more than one injection--how long shots last varies from person to person and depends on the cause of the pain.

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