Previous Diana was a very active marathon runner over the years, but it had taken a heavy toll on her knees. She was suffering from osteonecrosis of the femoral condial, which was limiting her activity and causing discomfort. Then she visited Dr. Langenderfer in June of 2010. Read More... An outdoor person at heart, Sondra fell off of a raft severing her rotator cuff. She was in substantial pain when she visited Dr. Shaw. Read More... After years of playing competitive softball, Duane had torn his meniscus cartilage and damaged the surrounding cartilage tissue, finally tearing his Anterior Cruciate Ligament. When Duane visited Dr. Autry in February of 2008, his “quality of life” was being severely compromised by his injured knee. Read More... David was suffering from a hereditary condition in both hips caused by a curved femur bone called “cam impingement”. The condition does not allow any clearance between the bones in this area which was consequently causing David intense pain. Read More... Justice tore his anterior cruciate ligament, posterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament while playing basketball in June of 2011. Read More... Jessie tore her Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in August of 2009 in a high school soccer scrimmage. The trainers at school examined her knee and concluded she was not seriously injured because she was still able to move around freely. However, the knee kept giving out, so Jessie visited Dr. Lawley. He examined her knee and knew right away the ACL was torn and required surgery. Read More... Carlton was suffering from arthritis in his hip. After visiting Dr. Bell, it was determined that Carlton would need his hip replaced in order to get him back to the pain-free lifestyle he was used to prior to the arthritis. Read More... Jim had surgery on his right knee 30 years ago, but the knee had deteriorated substantially over time. He was also suffering from arthritis in his left knee when he visited Dr. McConnell. After an in-depth examination, Dr. McConnell determined that Jim required partial replacements in both knees. Read More... Jack’s right Achilles tendon and underlying bone had deteriorated due to gout and the pain was restricting his mobility on the racquetball court. He visited Dr. Shaw in June of 2007 to see what could be done to get him back into top playing shape. Read More... Knee Replacement Diana Ivkovich Read More... Torn Rotator Cuff Repair Sondra Noe Read More... Total Knee Replacement Duane Singleton Read More... Hip Arthroscopy David Reckner Read More... Knee Reconstruction Justice Ross Read More... ACL Reconstruction Jessie Steele Read More... Hip Replacement Carlton Zwilling Read More... Knee Replacement James Bolin Read More... Achilles Surgery Jack Morgenroth Read More... Next
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