- Institute of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
- 2nd Floor, Main Hospital Building
- Trunk Line : (632) 723-0101 ext. 4155
Institute of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
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Therapeutic ServicesContact Us: (632) 723-0101 ext. 4155 Reliable balance, range of motion and expanded strength, and endurance and function are aims of the Institute of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine for its patients.
The Institute conducts treatment programs for the overall enhancement of function and well-being of patients who have disorders of the bone, joints and muscles. The Institute focuses on areas of the body which can be improved by strengthening, stretching, and re-education of muscles and joints. Occupational, physical, speech therapy, therapeutic recreation and specialized rehabilitation programs are some approaches developed by the Institute to bring patients back to their feet—literally. Specific services include: A. Trauma 1. Emergency Fracture Management
2. Polytrauma Case Management 3. Old Fracture Management i. Closed Reduction
ii. Open Reduction Internal Fixation iii. Open and Closed Intramedullary Nailing iv. Percutaneous Pinning v. Compression Hip Screw Fixation vi. Partial Hip Replacement B. Sports-Related Injury Management 1. Conservative Management
i. Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
2. Surgical Management i. Knee Arthroscopy
4. Shoulder Arthroscopy 5. Elbow Arthroscopy 6. Bankart Surgery for Shoulder Dislocation 7. Repair of Ruptured Tendons C. Spine Surgery 1. Scoliosis
2. Microdiscectomy * 3. Decompression * 4. Fusion Surgery * i. without instrumentation
5. Total Disc Replacement (Cervical and Lumbosacral)ii. with instrumentation under flouroscopic guidance and/or image-guided / navigational surgery * option to do these procedures under progressive local and/or combined with epidural anesthesia D. Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery 1. Correction of Congenital Deformities
E. Correction of Limb Deformities i. Achilles Tendon Lengthening and Botox Injection for Cerebral Palsy Patients
ii. Hip Containment Procedures for Congenital Hip Dislocation
1. Taylor Spatial Frame
F. Correction of Foot Deformities 1. Clubfoot Surgery
2. Hallux Valgus Surgery 3. Arthrodesis G. Bone Lengthening 1. Ilizarov Technique
2. Fitbone H. Navigational or Image-Guided Surgery (Open platform) Vector Vision by Brainlab 1. Spine
2. Total Joint Replacement i. hip
ii. knee I. Hand and Microsurgery 1. Fractures
2. Reconstruction i. Tendon Transfers
3. Reimplantation of limbs/ hands/ digitsii. Nerve Grafting iii. Toe-to-Thumb Transfers 4. Carpal Tunnel Release i. Open Carpal Tunnel Release
5. Release of Trigger Fingerii. Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release i. Open Release of Trigger Finger
6. Release of De Quervain’s Tenosynovitisii. Percutaneous Release of Trigger Finger 7. Microvascular Surgery i. Tendon Repairs
8. Skin Graftingii. Vascular Repairs iii. Nerve Repairs J. Tumor Surgery i. Limb Salvage
ii. Amputations iii. Tumor Resection K. Orthopedic Infection Management i. Osteomyelitis ii. Cellulitis |
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