
Hip and Knee Arthritis: Do PRP and Stem Cell Injections Work?
An estimated 50 million Americans have osteoarthritis (OA) .…

Treat the Patient, Not the X-rays or Scans
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In this article I will discuss the patient who has significant disability from a hip or knee, but whose workup either is not definitive or doesn’t appear “severe enough” to warrant joint replacement.


Robotic Assisted Partial Knee Replacement Surgery (Makoplasty)
A partial knee replacement (PKR) is a wonderful surgical option for patients who have pain or damage in only one compartment of the knee and have not responded to conservative treatment.


Should I have both hips or knees replaced at the same time or separately? What if I don’t feel like coming back for the second procedure?
I see many patients who have arthritic symptoms from both their…



Blog Named in Top 10 Best Orthopedic Surgery Websites
For more than a year, the goal of my medical blog has been to…

Why I No Longer Use the Anterior Approach for Primary Total Hip Replacement Surgery
As a surgeon with a specialty practice in hip and knee replacement surgery, patients rely on my expertise. Recently, a patient asked me why I no longer use the anterior approach for total hip replacement. I stopped performing this procedure because in my experience there are no advantages to the surgery, rather a number of potential disadvantages. Simply, I couldn't continue to use a procedure that I could not trust to deliver every time.

Joint Replacement Isn’t Just For Olympic Athletes
With the world transfixed on the Olympics, it is amazing to see…
