Knee Arthroscopy
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Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows doctors to examine and treat the interior of the knee joint using a small camera called an arthroscope. It is commonly used to diagnose and address various knee problems, such as a torn meniscus, ligament injuries, and cartilage damage.
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Sports Medicine
We specialize in a wide range of preventive care and treatment options for injuries and conditions related to competitive and recreational athletics. Sports-related injuries require specialized care to promote optimum healing. We focus on promoting and maintaining an active lifestyle through non-operative rehabilitation programs and minimally invasive arthroscopic surgical procedures. Using the most up-to-date arthroscopic techniques, our surgeons are specialists in repairing joint damage to the knee, ankle, shoulder, hip, or elbow. Our team works with patients to minimize disabilities resulting from sports injuries and conditions and to maximize quality of life. We offer the following specialized services: Hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, and elbow arthroscopy Cartilage preservation and restoration procedures (including Microfracture, Osteochondral Transfer (OATs) and Carticel® and meniscus transplantation) On-site physical therapy Non-operative and alternative treatments for common sports injuries Our specialists also consult with local high school and college coaches. We regularly conduct seminars for coaches, trainers, and physicians, focusing on injury prevention and modern treatment methods. We also provide medical coverage for various athletic events and teams, including the Pilot Pen Tennis Tournament, the New Haven Road Race, and several area high schools.Musculoskeletal Imaging
Our highly specialized physicians perform and evaluate a comprehensive range of imaging exams for adults and children. Our services cover a wide variety of areas including trauma, arthritis, joint replacements, as well as disorders and injuries of the spine, foot, and ankle. We are committed to providing compassionate care to all of our patients and we use the safest and most advanced imaging techniques available.