Knee trauma
Fractures, dislocations, and complex injuries managed with precision and guided rehab.
Priority: reduce, stabilize, and protect cartilage. I use stable fixation, arthroscopy, and navigation when helpful to restore alignment and avoid early arthritis.
I work with all insurers via reimbursement.
What I manage
Experience with complex and combined cases
Complex fractures
Tibial plateau, patella, distal femur. Anatomical reduction and stable fixation to protect cartilage.
Combined injuries
Ligaments + meniscus + cartilage. Arthroscopy and accelerated rehab to preserve tissue.
Dislocations
Urgent reduction, vascular check, and ligament reconstruction when needed.
Guided rehab: pain control, early motion, and progressive loading.
Care protocol
Step-by-step to stabilize and recover your knee
Immediate diagnosis: physical exam + X-ray/CT/MRI to plan without losing time.
Reduction and fixation: plates, screws, or nails depending on the pattern.
Arthroscopic repair: preserve meniscus and cartilage when affected.
Guided rehab: early physio, pain control, and imaging follow-up.
Tech that helps
I use navigation when it adds precision to reconstruct alignment and protect knee biomechanics. In selected cases, I combine with robotics if a prosthesis is required later.
- • 3D planning for precise cuts.
- • Dynamic ligament evaluation.
- • Sports-medicine coordination for safe return.
Close follow-up
Direct communication and progress checkpoints
I stay in touch during recovery, adjusting load and exercises based on images and your clinical progress. I accept all insurers via reimbursement and help with paperwork.
What I monitor
- • Bone healing and alignment on follow-up.
- • Range of motion and quad/hamstring strength.
- • Stability and absence of effusions.
