We provide comprehensive care in both primary and revision joint replacement surgery. Our practice also specializes in complex cases, including failed prior procedures and the management of surgical complications.
Every case is carefully evaluated by our experienced surgical team to determine the most effective strategy for recovery, durability, and long-term success.
Every case is carefully evaluated by our experienced surgical team to determine the most effective strategy for recovery, durability, and long-term success.
First consultation where your symptoms, medical history, and discomfort are reviewed to guide the initial diagnosis.
Detailed review of your studies (X-rays, MRI, etc.) along with a physical exam to precisely define the cause of the problem.
Non-surgical: injections, physical therapy, or use of braces
Surgical: discussion about surgical intervention
At 2 and 6 weeks, then at 3, 9, and 12 months, and follow-up appointments every year thereafter.
Comprehensive evaluation to identify failure and plan precise revision surgery.
1. What symptoms indicate that I might have a complication after surgery?
Persistent pain, swelling, inflammation, fever, or inability to move the joint properly may be signs of a complication.
2. Is it possible to treat complications without surgery?
Some complications can be treated with medication, but others may require surgery.
3. Can you treat me if the complication is from another doctor?
Of course. Some surgeons prefer to refer their specialists some of their complications.
4. What types of complications do you treat?
Common complications include infections, implant loosening, or damage to surrounding tissues.
5. What treatment options are available for these complications?
Treatments may include medications or surgery to correct the problem.
