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Orthopedic Knee Specialists Offering Cutting-Edge Treatments in Louisville, KY

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The knee is a complex joint that endures significant stress, not only from intense physical activities but also from daily wear and tear. Therefore, knee pain is quite common—but you don’t have to try to power through it.

If you are dealing with severe or chronic knee pain, you can see an orthopedic knee specialist at Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic in Louisville, Kentucky. Our practice is home to an elite team of highly specialized orthopedists who focus on knee conditions and injuries. We offer the latest diagnostic and treatment options in a convenient and comfortable setting.

Knee Conditions

The knee specialists at Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic evaluate, diagnose, and treat a variety of knee conditions and injuries, including:

Oftentimes, if not diagnosed early on, a degenerative condition such as knee osteoarthritis will worsen over time, causing severe pain and possibly requiring surgery to relieve the discomfort and improve mobility. Similarly, a ligament injury such as an ACL, MCL, or PCL tear may require reconstructive surgery to repair the damage. In many cases, these procedures can be performed using minimally invasive techniques that minimize disruption to surrounding tissues, resulting in a faster recovery.

Knee Surgical Procedures

The outstanding team at Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic includes board-certified orthopedic knee surgeons who are skilled and experienced in performing the latest techniques and procedures, including:

Knee Specialists

If you would like to discuss your knee pain with an expert at Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic, contact us today. Based on your answers to some preliminary questions, we will schedule you for a consultation with an appropriate knee specialist:

Total Joint/Degenerative

Sports Medicine/Knee

You can meet with your knee specialist at our renowned orthopedic and sports medicine centers in Louisville, KY and New Albany, IN, where we offer comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services, including physical therapy, under one roof.

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I was able to get a office visit on short notice. It seemed to be a very busy day. Rebecca took the time to listen to all of my issues and discuss a plan for additional treatment. I have always been impressed with her knowledge and bed side manner.
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