Orthopedics & Spine

Orthopedic surgery is focused on conditions of the musculoskeletal system, including the spine, shoulder, knee, hip, hand and foot – and encompasses many types of bone and muscle injuries or diseases. These surgeons are also devoted to the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries and disorders. At Park Place, our surgeons have the skill and expertise to offer a variety of procedures to treat orthopedic conditions and improve your quality of life.

OUR PROCEDURES

ACL Reconstruction

ACL Reconstruction is a type of arthroscopic procedure utilized to repair a torn Anterior Cruciate Ligament in the knee. The torn ligament is removed and replaced with a graft (usually a tendon taken from another part of the patient’s body).

Arthroscopic Knee and Shoulder Repair

Orthopedic surgeons can utilize arthroscopic surgery to diagnose and treat a wide range of injuries and conditions in the knee or shoulder – including torn ligaments or cartilage, bone spurs, dislocated patella, torn rotator cuff and much more.

Carpal Tunnel Surgery

This surgical procedure is utilized to relieve pain and numbness in the hand caused by Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. This is accomplished by cutting the transverse carpal ligament, which releases pressure on the Median Nerve.

Cervical & Lumbar Fusions

Cervical and Lumbar Fusions are surgical procedures performed to relieve pain by removing a diseased or aggravated disc from the back or neck – then using a bone graft to create a new bone mass called a “Fusion.”

Lumbar Decompression

Lumbar decompression is a surgical procedure utilized to relieve pain caused by pinched nerves in the back. The procedure involves trimming the facet joints along the spine in order to relieve pressure on the nerves.

Total Knee, Shoulder, & Hip Replacement

Total joint replacement is a surgical procedure that may be performed on the knee, shoulder or hip. This involves replacing parts of a damaged or arthritic joint with prosthetic devices made of metal, plastic or ceramic. These procedures are minimally invasive, which means they involve smaller incisions than traditional surgical techniques, resulting in faster recovery and less pain.