Peter Thadani, M.D.

Orthopedic Surgery

Total Joint Replacement Surgery 

Joint Replacement Surgeons treat a wide variety of degenerative and traumatic conditions of the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow.  Nonoperative treatment is offered first, including medications, physical therapy, and joint injections.  Alternatives to surgery are always presented in attempt to maintain lifestyle and function.

When surgery is indicated, modern techniques and implants are used so that recovery can be accelerated and the patient can enjoy a well-functioning, pain-free joint for many years.  I also have special interest and training in the treatment of failed joint replacements using reconstructive / revision surgical techniques.

Yes.  The foundation of my postgraduate medical training was based on education in all aspects of musculoskeletal medicine, both surgical and non-surgical.  Some common general orthopaedic conditions that I treat include:

• Athletic and traumatic injuries of ligaments and tendons
• State-of-the-art arthroscopic repair of shoulder and knee injuries
• Fracture care, both surgical and non-surgical