Clinical Procedures & Techniques

Surgery to repair a torn medial collateral ligament in the knee.

Surgical removal of part or all of the damaged meniscus in the knee.

Suturing a torn meniscus to restore its function and prevent further damage.

Traditional surgical procedure requiring a large incision for direct access to the area of interest.

Surgical cutting or reshaping of bone to correct deformities or improve alignment.

Surgical procedure where only the damaged part of the knee joint is replaced.

Injection using concentrated platelets to stimulate healing in injured tissues.

Procedure using radio waves to generate heat and interrupt pain signals.

Surgery to restore or improve the function and appearance of damaged tissues or joints.

Non-surgical methods using biologic agents to promote healing and tissue regeneration.