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Total Joint Replacement

Osteoarthritis, the most common form of degenerative knee disease, weakens and breaks down cartilage and bone, causing pain as bones rub together.

Today, there is help for those who have severe pain or disability due to the breakdown of cartilage and bone. Total joint replacement surgery has demonstrated to be an extremely successful type of procedure in relieving pain and providing good mobility and quality of life for patients.

Hip Replacement Surgeons

Stephen J. Zabinski, MD
Richard B. Islinger, MD
George C. Alber, MD
Thomas A. Barrett, MD
Damon A. Greene, MD

Knee Replacement Surgeons

Stephen J. Zabinski, MD
Richard B. Islinger, MD
George C. Alber, MD
Thomas A. Barrett, MD
Frederick G. Dalzell, MD
Damon A. Greene, MD
James P. Doran, MD

Shoulder Replacement Surgeons

Stephen J. Zabinski, MD
Richard B. Islinger, MD
George C. Alber, MD
Thomas A. Barrett, MD
Frederick G. Dalzell, MD
Damon A. Greene, MD
James P. Doran, MD

Ankle Replacement Surgeons

Ira M. Fox, DPM
Ted C. Lai, DPM

Commonly Treated Conditions

Osteoarthritis

Osteonecrosis

Commonly Performed Joint Replacement Surgeries

Pelvis and Hip Joint

Knee

Shoulder

Ankle

Total Ankle Replacement

Watch Joint Replacement Videos

» Knee Replacement: Quadriceps Sparing

Stephen J. Zabinski, MD

» Hip Replacement: Direct Anterior Approach

Stephen J. Zabinski, MD

» Ankle Joint Replacement

Ira M. Fox, DPM

Our Total Joint Program

Patient Story

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