Surgical Procedure

Carpal tunnel specialists at The Bone & Joint Surgery clinic offer ultra–minimally invasive carpal tunnel release under ultrasound guidance. But what exactly is this surgery, and why is it better?  What Is Ultrasound-Guided Carpal Tunnel Release? All carpal tunnel releases work by releasing pressure off of an important nerve at the level of the wrist, called the median nerve. What Is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Carpal tunnel syndrome is very common, approximately 1 out of every 20 Americans has it. That is A LOT of people.  It causes numbness, tingling, and pain, especially in the thumb, pointer finger, and middle finger. It is often […]

Did your last tennis game leave you with an extensive shoulder injury? Maybe you’ve torn your rotator cuff or injured your knee on the basketball court. You want to get back into the game as soon as possible. For many knee injuries, arthroscopic knee surgery is a viable treatment option that is minimally invasive and highly effective.  At Raleigh Bone and Joint Surgery Clinic, we’re proud to offer the latest, state-of-the-art arthroscopic surgical treatment to help us treat and diagnose problems within your joints. It also produces successful outcomes, especially for arthroscopic knee surgery and recovery.  Not sure what to expect after arthroscopic […]

  Partial Knee replacements have given millions of Americans a new outlook on life, enabling them to return to the activities they love. It’s one of the most innovative, successful procedures in medical history. Our Raleigh knee surgeons have performed more knee replacements than any other group in the Triangle area. It’s always rewarding to watch our patients retain their functionality, enabling them to once again participate in their favorite sports or hobbies. We’ll examine some aspects of this procedure in greater detail, including how to know if you need a knee replacement and what happens during partial knee replacement surgery. […]

As an Orthopaedist (or Orthopaedic Surgeon), I can diagnose a lot of problems and injuries by listening carefully to your symptoms, how you got them and by doing a thorough examination. Other times things like X-rays and MRIs are necessary to be more thorough.