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Caio Nery, MD

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George A. Paletta Jr, MD, MBA

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James M. Paci, MD

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John S. Urse, DO

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P. Christopher Cook, MD

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Pectoralis Major Tendon Ruptures

Traumatic in nature, ruptures of the pectoralis major tendon can have a debilitating impact on exercise and daily activities. Due to the nature of these injuries, time-sensitive surgical intervention is often needed to restore function.

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Bruce Miller, MD

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General Trauma

From minimally invasive techniques to innovative instrumentation and implants, expertise in general trauma requires a breadth of knowledge of fracture fixation and soft-tissue repair.

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Grant H. Garcia, MD

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Ankle Instability

Ankle instability significantly impacts gait and functional movements of the lower extremity. The severity and chronicity of ankle instability will help determine the appropriate treatment selection to maximize functional outcomes.

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Medial Ankle Instability

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Christopher Yeung, MD

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James M. Gregory, MD

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Katherine Burns, MD

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Kevin W. Farmer, MD

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Laurence D. Higgins, MD, MBA

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Damon C. Adamany, MD

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Patrick J. Denard, MD

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Acetabular Fractures

Acetabular fractures are often the result of high-energy trauma frequently accompanied by soft-tissue considerations. Surgical fixation techniques will vary, especially if total hip arthroplasty or percutaneous fixation is indicated.

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Brian Wallace, DO

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Soft-Tissue Augmentation

During soft-tissue repair or reconstruction, augmentation with autografts or allografts may be used to supplement the procedures.

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Thumb Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) Injuries

The thumb's ulnar collateral ligament resists valgus forces. Careful evaluation of ligamentous integrity and joint stability following thumb ulnar collateral ligament injuries is needed to determine whether conservative or surgical management is indicated.

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Lesser Toe Pathologies

Mallet toe, hammertoe, claw toe, and crossover toe deformities are grouped together and identified as lesser toe pathologies. Due to the extent of deformity, surgical management is often indicated to help restore foot biomechanics.

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Posterior Glenohumeral Joint Instability

While less common than anterior instability, posterior glenohumeral joint instability can develop from anatomic abnormalities of the shoulder, traumatic injury, or repetitive microtrauma. Understanding contributing factors and concomitant pathology will help determine when isolated soft-tissue or bony procedures are indicated.

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