- Knowing the right questions to ask
- When is the right time to have surgery
- Exploring non-invasive alternatives
What You Need to Know
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Leading
the Field in
Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery
# 1 in Sports Medicine, Shoulder, Knee and Elbow Surgery
Sports Medicine & Arthroscopic Surgery
- All Shoulder Injuries
- Knee Injuries including Meniscus and ACL Reconstruction
- Elbow Injuries and Reconstructions
- Utilizing the Newest Technology
- Rotator Cuff and Impingement
World Class Physician and Providers
The Advanced Orthopedic Surgery staff incorporates the clinical, educational, and investigational aspects of athletic injuries to treat athletes playing at the high school, college and professional levels, as well as recreational athletes from every age group.
The Orthopedic Team treats the full spectrum of orthopedic and injuries in children and adults, not only in organizational contexts such as high school, college, and professional athletics but in the care of recreational athletes, such as golf and tennis. More than 700 procedures are performed annually, including arthroscopic procedures on the knee, shoulder, elbow, and ankle.
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Education
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