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# Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc.

We deliver modern, patient-centric orthopedic care that gets our community moving again, safely, quickly, and compassionately.

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- [Does Seeing an Orthopedic Specialist Mean You Need Surgery?](https://pbortho.com/does-seeing-an-orthopedic-specialist-mean-you-need-surgery/) - An orthopedic evaluation does not automatically mean surgery. Learn how your diagnosis, symptoms and goals help determine an individualized treatment plan.
- [Hip & Knee Pain Treatment Before Surgery | PBOA](https://pbortho.com/hip-knee-pain-treatment-before-surgery-pboa/) - Hip or knee pain does not automatically mean joint replacement. Dr. R. Scott Oliver explains how diagnosis, arthritis stage and patient goals guide treatment before surgery.
- [Sciatica vs. Back Strain: How to Tell the Difference](https://pbortho.com/sciatica-vs-back-strain/) - Leg pain or muscle pain? Learn how to tell sciatica from a back strain, red flags to know, and when to see a spine specialist.
- [The Future of Orthopedic Care: Diagnosis First, Regenerative Options When Appropriate](https://pbortho.com/future-of-orthopedic-care-regenerative-options/) - The future of orthopedic care starts with better diagnosis, personalized treatment, regenerative options, imaging, and rehabilitation planning.
- [After-Hours Orthopedic Care | PBOA Access](https://pbortho.com/after-hours-orthopedic-care/) - After-hours orthopedic care is now available through PBOA After-Hours Access, powered by HURT!, for non-emergency injuries and questions.
- [PRP Consultation in Plymouth, MA | Dr. Scott Oliver](https://pbortho.com/prp-consultation-plymouth-ma/) - Considering PRP consultation in Plymouth MA? Dr. Scott Oliver explains why an orthopedic diagnosis should come first before regenerative treatment.
- [Physical Therapy Jobs in Plymouth, MA | PBOST](https://pbortho.com/physical-therapy-jobs-plymouth-ma/) - Explore physical therapy jobs at PBOST in Plymouth, MA. Join a collaborative orthopedic sports therapy team serving South Shore patients.
- [Regenerative Orthopedics Before Joint Replacement](https://pbortho.com/regenerative-orthopedics-before-joint-replacement/) - Learn how PRP and Lipogems may fit before joint replacement in Plymouth, MA, including candidacy, evaluation, and treatment costs.
- [Hand, Wrist & Elbow Care in Sandwich, MA](https://pbortho.com/hand-wrist-elbow-care-sandwich-ma/) - Hand, Wrist & Elbow Care in Sandwich, MA with Dr. Gregory Frechette at PBOA. Call (781) 934-2400 to request an appointment.
- [Recent Advances in Orthopedic Surgery: Spine, Hand, Foot & Ankle](https://pbortho.com/orthopedic-surgery-advances/) - Learn about orthopedic surgery advances in spine, hand, wrist, foot, and ankle care, including minimally invasive techniques and recovery-focused treatment.
- [PRP and Lipogems: What Actually Works and Who It Works For](https://pbortho.com/prp-lipogems-regenerative-orthopedics-plymouth-ma/) - Not every patient needs surgery and not every patient needs injections. Dr. Oliver explains when PRP or Lipogems is the right call.
- [How to Treat a Bulging Disc: 5 Options from Board-Certified Spine Doctors](https://pbortho.com/bulging-disc/) - Expert bulging disc treatment guide from Plymouth spine doctors. Learn options, pain relief, when to see a specialist. South Shore MA.
- [Spring Into Action Safely: Orthopedic Tips for Getting Back Outside](https://pbortho.com/spring-injury-prevention-tips/) - Spring injury prevention tips from Plymouth Bay Orthopedic — safely return to running, golf, gardening, tennis & pickleball this season.
- [Foot & Ankle Specialist on the South Shore | Dr. Casey Kuripla](https://pbortho.com/foot-ankle-specialist-on-the-south-shore-dr-casey-kuripla/) - Foot or ankle pain? Learn when to see Dr. Casey Kuripla at PBOA for expert orthopedic Foot & Ankle Specialist on the South Shore
- [Patient Portal Guide](https://pbortho.com/patient-portal-guide/) - How to Log Into the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates Patient Portal. Staying connected to your care should be simple. Trouble logging in? follow these steps.
- [Knee Locks or Gives Out | Internal Derangement of the Knee](https://pbortho.com/knee-locks-or-gives-out-internal-derangement-of-the-knee/) - Knee locks, catching, swelling, or instability may be signs of internal derangement of the knee. Learn common causes, when to seek care, and treatment options
- [Snow Shoveling Back Pain Tips](https://pbortho.com/snow-shoveling-back-pain/) - Snow shoveling back pain prevention. Heavy snow increases back strain risk. Learn safe shoveling techniques and when to seek orthopedic care this winter.
- [Hip & Knee Replacement on the South Shore](https://pbortho.com/hip-and-knee-replacementon-the-south-shore/) - Advanced hip and knee replacement on the South Shore. Minimally invasive and robotic-assisted joint surgery with Dr. Aman Sharma.
- [Foot & Ankle Care](https://pbortho.com/foot-ankle-care/) - PBOA now offers specialized Foot & Ankle orthopedic care in MA. Meet Dr. Casey Kuripla, MD and Michaela Clarke, PA-C. Schedule today.
- [When Should You See a Pain Management Specialist?](https://pbortho.com/when-should-you-see-a-pain-management-specialist/) - Chronic pain that isn’t improving? Learn when to see a pain management specialist and how Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates can help.
- [Understanding PRP: Biology, Dose & Outcomes in Regenerative Medicine](https://pbortho.com/understanding-prp-biology-dose-outcomes-in-regenerative-medicine/) - Regenerative medicine is changing how we approach healing. One of the most talked-about tools is platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
- [LipoGems](https://pbortho.com/lipogemsblog/) - LipoGems is a medical technology that uses a patient's own adipose (fat) tissue to treat various orthopedic conditions, including joint pain and arthritis. The procedure involves extracting a small amount of fat from the patient, typically from the abdomen or thighs, processing it to remove impurities, and then injecting the concentrated fat tissue
- [Sports Injury Prevention Strategies for Athletes](https://pbortho.com/sports-injury-prevention-strategies-for-athletes/) - Engaging in sports and physical activity offers numerous benefits, including improved fitness, enhanced mental well-being, and social interaction. However, participation in sports also carries the risk of injury, which can disrupt training, impair performance, and impact long-term athletic potential. To mitigate these risks, athletes and coaches must prioritize injury prevention strategies. The following
- [Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates Announcement: New President Appointed](https://pbortho.com/new-president/) - Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates (PBOA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Steven K. Leckie as its new President, effective July 1, 2024. Dr. Steven Leckie brings a solid career of excellence in the field of orthopedic spine surgery, spanning over ten years. Dr. Leckie is well-equipped to lead PBOA into
- [Understanding and Addressing Hip Pain in Young Adults](https://pbortho.com/understanding-and-addressing-hip-pain-in-young-adults/) - Hip pain in young adults is a condition that can significantly impact daily life, mobility, and overall well-being. While traditionally associated with the elderly, hip pain is increasingly prevalent among younger individuals, necessitating a thorough understanding of its causes, diagnosis, and treatment options. One common cause of hip pain in young adults is
- [The Importance of Joint Health](https://pbortho.com/the-importance-of-joint-health/) - Joints play a crucial role in our daily lives, enabling movement and providing the foundation for our physical activities. Maintaining optimal joint health is essential for overall well-being and a fulfilling life. We’re going to explore the importance of joint health, factors affecting it, and strategies to promote and preserve healthy joints. Firstly,
- [Fracture Healing](https://pbortho.com/fracture-healing/) - The human body is an intricate and robust structure, capable of enduring a wide range of challenges and recovering from various injuries. One remarkable example of the body's resilience is its ability to heal broken bones.
- ["Why Does My Shoulder Hurt?"](https://pbortho.com/why-does-my-shoulder-hurt/) - Shoulder pain is one of the most common orthopaedic conditions affecting the general population. While there are many causes for this, it is typically associated with arthritis or rotator cuff inflammation. Most of these problems are treated conservatively and do not require surgery, as most problems in orthopedics. Anatomically, the shoulder is a
- [From Risk to Recovery: Understanding ACL Injuries](https://pbortho.com/acl-injuries/) - Injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of the knee are one of the most common orthopedic phenomena, affecting up to 400 000 individuals each year in the United States alone. This is commonly observed in organized sport activities, especially ones involving dynamic change in direction and speed, such as soccer, basketball, or American
- [Muscle Cramps: Major Mishap or Minor Problem?](https://pbortho.com/muscle-cramps-major-mishap-or-minor-problem/) - Muscle cramps are a common phenomenon occurring during intense physical activity and are frequently experienced by athletes of all ages. Although there are many causes of muscle cramps, if they occur during or soon after physical activity, they are termed exercise-associated muscle cramps (EAMC). Athletes typically experience powerful, spasmodic and painful contractions of the
- [Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery](https://pbortho.com/endoscopic-carpal-tunnel-release/) - Carpal tunnel syndrome is a progressively painful condition caused by a pinched nerve in the wrist. Carpal tunnel syndrome happens when pressure builds up from swelling in this tunnel putting pressure on the nerve causing pain and numbness in the fingers. Anatomy The carpal tunnel is a narrow structure at the base of
- [THE IMPACT OF PHYSICAL THERAPY](https://pbortho.com/the-impact-of-physical-therapy/) - Physical Therapy (PT) is a branch of restorative therapy that can be used by a patient to overcome the effects of injury or illness. The main areas of physical therapy focus on strength, balance, and range of motion, although there are several goals that this therapy could help a patient achieve. Physical therapy and rehabilitation
- [An A+ Guide to Back to School Backpacks](https://pbortho.com/back-to-school-backpacks/)
- [KEEP YOUR BACK HAPPY!](https://pbortho.com/keep-your-back-happy/) - The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our way of life – students are attending school online; many are working remotely from home. Additionally, less social outings have led to an increase in overall screen time. Poor posture and decondition of you back muscles have likely followed suit. Back pain that arises can be increased by other
- [OSTEOPOROSIS – WHAT IS IT?](https://pbortho.com/osteoporosis-what-is-it/) - Osteoporosis is one of the most common conditions I encounter in my clinic. Osteoporosis literally mean “porous bone” and is defined as “A metabolic bone disease characterized by low bone mass and microarchitectural deterioration of bone tissue leading to enhanced bone fragility and a consequent increase in fracture risk”. This condition is often overlooked and
- [HIP-SPINE SYNDROME](https://pbortho.com/hip-spine-syndrome/) - [foogallery id="4734"] There are often subjective complaints in patients with lumbar spinal stenosis and hip arthritis that are difficult to distinguish where the pain is originating. The signs and symptoms are very similar and can be difficult for patients to understand and prove challenging for physicians to diagnose. This is why I believe it's
- [R. Scott Oliver Named to Becker's Knee Replacement Surgeons to know 2020](https://pbortho.com/r-scott-oliver-named-to-beckers-knee-replacement-surgeons-to-know-2020/) - 65 total knee replacement surgeons to know | 2020 Staff - Updated Thursday, September 3rd, 2020 Print | Email Becker's is thrilled to feature 65 total knee replacement surgeons to know in 2020. The surgeons featured on this list have led accomplished careers and hold leadership positions at some of the top institutions across the U.S. The list was developed
- [WHAT’S A PINCHED SPINAL NERVE?](https://pbortho.com/whats-a-pinched-spinal-nerve/) - It’s such a common statement. But, while many patients know they have a pinched spinal nerve, they don’t know exactly what it is or how to treat it. Taking this into account, we’ve created this post to educate and inform patients who have (or think they have) a pinched nerve. Let’s jump right in: Anatomy:
- [PHYSICAL THERAPY FOLLOWING A ROTATOR CUFF INJURY](https://pbortho.com/physical-therapy-following-a-rotator-cuff-injury/) - A rotator cuff injury is one in which the tendons that rotate and the lift the shoulder are damaged or torn. Because the injury decreases shoulder function, physical therapy is one of the most commonly prescribed treatment options. When an Orthopedic Surgeon, Physical Therapist and the patient work together, treatment goals are met, and can
- [WHEN IT’S TIME FOR A TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT](https://pbortho.com/when-its-time-for-a-total-hip-replacement/) - Total Hip Replacement (THR) surgery helps thousands of patients every year. Because it’s an elective procedure, the decision to undergo surgery is entirely up to the patient. Which raises the question: How do I know when it’s time? A Total Hip Replacement is indicated for patients who suffer from severe, symptom-producing hip arthritis that doesn’t respond
- [SHOULDER LABRUM TEARS IN THROWING ATHLETES](https://pbortho.com/shoulder-labrum-tears-in-throwing-athletes/) - The shoulder is the most mobile but least stable joint in the body. Because it’s used repetitively by throwing athletes, special attention should be paid to maintaining its strength, health, and function. In order to prevent injuries, it’s important that athletes educate themselves. One of the most common injuries sustained by throwing athletes is a
- [DR. OLIVER Q and A With The Old Colony Memorial](https://pbortho.com/dr-oliver-q-and-a-with-the-old-colony-memorial/) - Most people experience knee pain at some point in their lives. This could be due to sports injuries, muscle strains, tendinitis or more serious injuries. As we become older, one of the more common causes of knee pain is arthritis. Arthritis is inflammation of one or more of your joints. Pain, swelling, and stiffness are
- [SHOULDER INJURIES CAUSED BY A FALL](https://pbortho.com/shoulder-injuries-caused-by-a-fall/) - The humerus (arm bone), clavicle (collar bone) and scapula (shoulder blade) are the three bones of the shoulder. Together, when properly connected by soft tissue, ligaments and tendons, they form the joints that support and move the shoulder. Because these joints are the most mobile joints in the body, they are susceptible to injury, especially
- [CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS AND HIP ARTHRITIS](https://pbortho.com/corticosteroid-injections-and-hip-arthritis/) - The shoulder, knee, and hip are three joints that are commonly affected by arthritis. While most people are well aware of how corticosteroid injections are used to treat shoulder and knee arthritis, they don’t know so much about similar injections to treat the hip. If you’re one of these people, here’s everything you need to
- [GYM EXERCISES THAT CAN CAUSE KNEE INJURIES](https://pbortho.com/gym-exercises-that-can-cause-knee-injuries/) - Knee Injuries at the gym Not performing exercises with proper form or performing the wrong types of exercises are sure-fire ways to hurt your knee while at the gym. In order to stay injury-free, you should know that the following four exercises can cause knee injuries: leg extensions knee Illustration 1-Leg extensions Leg Extensions Leg
- [HIP INJURIES SUSTAINED WHILE PLAYING CONTACT SPORTS](https://pbortho.com/hip-injuries-sustained-while-playing-contact-sports/) - A serious hip injury can limit an athlete’s ability to practice and compete. In order to protect themselves from a hip injury, athletes should be made aware of common hip injuries that occur in their sport. Contact athletes especially should take every educational and precautionary measure possible. With that being said, here are the most
- [COMMON LOWER BACK INJURIES SUFFERED BY WEIGHTLIFTERS](https://pbortho.com/common-lower-back-injuries-suffered-by-weightlifters/) - The muscles, ligaments, vertebra and intervertebral discs of the lower back take on a heavy load while performing day to day activities, like standing and walking. With weightlifters, this load is multiplied tremendously. Twisting, turning and lifting motions stress the spine and when not performed correctly can result in back injuries. The two most common
- [NON-OPERATIVE WAYS TO TREAT ARTHRITIS RELATED NECK PAIN](https://pbortho.com/non-operative-ways-to-treat-arthritis-related-neck-pain/) - Arthritis related neck pain is aggravating at best, debilitating at worst. Most people think surgery is the only way to improve symptoms of neck (cervical) arthritis, but that thought is far from the truth. There are currently more effective non-surgical treatment options than ever. Two of the most common ones are: Physical therapy. The two goals
- [STRENGTHENING YOUR CORE CAN REDUCE LOWER BACK PAIN](https://pbortho.com/strengthening-your-core-can-reduce-lower-back-pain/) - Spine surgery for lower back pain is more advanced and effective as ever. But that doesn’t mean it’s always necessary. In fact, most cases of lower back pain will go away following adherence to a holistic treatment plan prescribed by an Orthopedic Spine Specialist. One of the most important components of such a treatment program is
- [3 MOST COMMON REASONS FOR A SLIPPED DISC](https://pbortho.com/3-most-common-reasons-for-a-slipped-disc/) - A slipped disc is an injury to the intervertebral discs, which are the soft, rubbery pads that sit between adjacent vertebrae. They evenly distribute stress placed on the spine and help it flex. When one of the discs slips or herniates, it protrudes into the spinal canal and compresses the spinal nerve, which can cause
- [UNDERSTANDING PARTIAL KNEE LIGAMENT TEARS](https://pbortho.com/understanding-partial-knee-ligament-tears/) - The knee is a very important joint as it is responsible for supporting the lower body and walking and running movements. Some of the most common knee injuries are knee ligament tears. These can often occur during sports where the knee is overextended in a certain direction – or just something as simple as missing
- [HIP INJURIES – THE MOST COMMON ONES AND HOW TO TREAT THEM](https://pbortho.com/hip-injuries-the-most-common-ones-and-how-to-treat-them/) - The hip is a large ball and socket joint composed of the head of the femur (leg bone) and acetabulum of the pelvis. Muscles, ligaments, tendons and soft tissues stabilize and move the hips. When a patient injures their hip, their ability to perform weight-bearing activities decreases and pain can also present. Older patients and
- [KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS](https://pbortho.com/can-knee-osteoarthritis-can-be-treated-without-surgery/) - Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common orthopedic conditions. Being that the knee is the largest joint in the body, it experiences a great load during weight-bearing activities. Many patients are well aware of surgical procedures used to effectively treat knee osteoarthritis and partial and total knee replacements are more popular than ever. But
- [BACK PAIN TREATMENT OPTIONS](https://pbortho.com/new-back-pain-treatment-options-should-you-know-about/) - Countless patients have experienced the lower back pain relief they have been looking for because of the experience and expertise of a pain management specialist. One of the main reasons for this is because a pain management specialist is able to prescribe a variety of treatment options. If you are experiencing back pain and are
- [WHY PHYSICAL THERAPY IS SO IMPORTANT AFTER SPINE SURGERY](https://pbortho.com/why-physical-therapy-is-so-important-after-spine-surgery/) - To get the most out of your spine surgical results, it helps to know every step of the surgical process and Physical therapy after spine surgery is very important. Nearly all minimally invasive or open procedures involve some form of post-surgery physical therapy. Patients who dedicate themselves to physical therapy can look forward to maximum
- [DOES A WEIGHT BELT HELP WHEN LIFTING WEIGHTS AT THE GYM?](https://pbortho.com/does-a-weight-belt-help-when-lifting-weights-at-the-gym/) - Everyone in the gym wants to improve performance and physique but prevent injuries. Perhaps the oldest training aid around is a weight belt. Many weightlifters know about weight belts, but few know exactly what they do. Or perhaps more importantly, if they actually work. The best place for interested weightlifters to start is to go
- [3 ADVANCEMENTS IN MINIMALLY INVASIVE SPINE SURGERY](https://pbortho.com/3-advancements-in-minimally-invasive-spine-surgery/) - Studies have shown that patients who undergo Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS) experience less post-operative pain and recover faster than patients who undergo traditional spine surgery. The main reasons for this are (1) a small incision is used to performed MISS (2) less soft tissue and muscle damage occur. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates in
- [COMMON CAUSES OF A HERNIATED DISC](https://pbortho.com/common-causes-of-a-herniated-disc/) - When you have a herniated disc, one of the cushions between the individual bones in your spine is malfunctioning. The disc that sits in between the vertebrae of your spine could be compared to a jelly doughnut. It has a relatively hard outer core with a very soft interior. When a person has a herniated disc,
- [WHAT IS CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME?](https://pbortho.com/what-is-carpal-tunnel-syndrome/) - Carpal tunnel syndrome is caused by compression of the median nerve. One of the most important nerves in the hand, the median nerve controls the muscles around the bottom of the thumb and provides sensation in the three biggest fingers and the thumb. The nine flexor tendons that flex the thumb and fingers also extend
- [ADDRESSING A ROTATOR CUFF TEAR](https://pbortho.com/addressing-a-rotator-cuff-tear/) - here are a number of ways that you can get a rotator cuff tear. There are also a number of options available for addressing a rotator cuff tear. If a sufficient amount of rest and rehabilitation do not produce the desired results, then the patient may require a minimally-invasive treatment to help them accomplish the goal.
- [GANGLION CYSTS – CAN THEY HAPPEN TO ME?](https://pbortho.com/ganglion-cysts-can-they-happen-to-me/) - Ganglion cysts are most commonly seen in the tendons of your joints. People develop them in their hands or their wrists. These non-cancerous lumps are also seen in the ankles and the feet. Ganglion cysts have a circle or oval appearance. Their center is full of a jelly-like fluid. Ganglion cysts vary in size. Smaller cysts
- [BENEFITS OF MAKOPLASTY](https://pbortho.com/benefits-of-makoplasty/) - MAKOPlasty is an exciting new surgical procedure that completely replaces bad knees with the help of a robotic arm. The surgeon guides the robotic arm throughout the surgery to get a level of precision that was not previously possible. Robot-assisted partial knee replacements have been around for over 10 years, but the advanced technology can finally
- [RUNNER’S KNEE: HOW TO RELIEVE THE DISCOMFORT](https://pbortho.com/runners-knee-how-to-relieve-the-discomfort/) - When you hear the term runner’s knee, it’s easy to think that it is a condition that only affects athletes. But this is not necessarily the case. You don’t have to run a race to develop this type of pain. The truth is that runner’s knee is a common health condition. What is great about runner’s
- [HOW TO RELIEVE NECK PAIN](https://pbortho.com/how-to-relieve-neck-pain/) - Neck pain or stiffness is a problem many people face. It can be due to accident, injury, or strain. In addition, this type of soreness can last for quite a while. Usually, it heals on its own. There are steps you can take to get some relief. Some are at-home remedies, while others may require the
- [BACK PAIN: WHAT TREATMENTS ARE AVAILABLE?](https://pbortho.com/back-pain-what-treatments-are-available/) - You do a little hard work on the weekend around the house and you have shooting pain through the lower and mid of your back by Monday morning. The pain is so intense that you even have to call out of work. So, you feel stuck in a rut where back pain is an inevitable outcome. If
- [KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY: WHAT TO EXPECT](https://pbortho.com/knee-replacement-surgery-what-to-expect/) - Knee Replacement Surgery: What to Expect Knee replacement surgery is surgery that is most commonly done to treat a patient with a knee that has been damaged by arthritis, injury, or a combination thereof. Because it involves a recovery period, doctors generally recommend it only as a last resort after more conservative treatments have failed. What Happens
- [WHEN TO CONSIDER PHYSICAL THERAPY](https://pbortho.com/when-to-consider-physical-therapy/) - Physical therapy has helped many people who are recovering from an injury, an accident, or surgery. To get the most out of physical therapy, it is good to talk to a qualified medical professional, who is going to help you determine when the best time is for getting physical therapy, as well as the type of
- [HIP REPLACEMENT: WHAT CAN I EXPECT?](https://pbortho.com/hip-replacement-what-can-i-expect/) - The hip is a ball-and-socket joint that connects the femur with the pelvis. The hip is a very important part of the body because it connects the top half of the body with the lower extremities. Since it is placed under a lot of pressure throughout your life, the hip joint can easily deteriorate as
- [NON-SURGICAL OPTIONS FOR SPINAL INJURIES](https://pbortho.com/non-surgical-options-for-spinal-injuries/) - Spinal injuries can be a huge detriment in your daily life. An injury of this kind limits movement and causes intense pain, rendering most people bedridden. The surgery for spinal injuries can sometimes be complex operations, which may overwhelm you. If you decide that surgery is not the route you want to go, there are other
- [WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT CONVENIENT CARE?](https://pbortho.com/what-is-unique-about-convenient-care/) - Gone are the days when you only had the option of going to your primary care doctor or the emergency room. You have many alternatives when you need orthopedic care. Convenient care is a unique option that may be new to you. While the emergency room should be your first stop if you are experiencing a life-threatening
- [WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT WORK-RELATED INJURIES](https://pbortho.com/what-to-know-about-work-related-injuries/) - When you’re injured at work, it could change your entire life. You may experience work-related injuries that leave you in chronic pain or with a disability. Even if a full recovery is possible for you, it is going to take time. There are going to be medical bills. You are going to need time off from work.
- [TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR ARTHRITIS](https://pbortho.com/treatment-options-for-arthritis/) - As we age, we have pains throughout our body that can affect our everyday life. Arthritis is a huge problem as we become older, and it can make our lives painful in every moment. If you believe you have arthritis, consult our team, who will run a variety of tests to determine the cause of your arthritis
- [LEARN MORE ABOUT HAND CONDITIONS](https://pbortho.com/learn-more-about-hand-conditions/) - The hand is comprised of many bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments that give it its mobility and dexterity. For example, there are three types of bones in the hand: carpal bones (wrist), metacarpal bones (hand), and phalanges (fingers). There are 27 bones in all. The muscles enable the parts of the hand to move, while
- [WHAT TREATMENTS DO WE OFFER FOR SHOULDER INJURIES?](https://pbortho.com/what-treatments-do-we-offer-for-shoulder-injuries/) - Our team understands just how overwhelming shoulder injuries can be, and that is why we offer our patients some of the most advanced restorative treatments in the world. We can help you treat a wide variety of shoulder and arm injuries including rotator cuff tears, arthritis of the shoulder, loose bodies in the shoulder, and SLAP
- [SEEKING SPINAL CARE? EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS](https://pbortho.com/seeking-spinal-care-explore-your-options/) - If you have ever injured your back, slept the wrong way, or put too much strain on it, you know how difficult it can be to move the next day. You’ll find that you have been taking your back for granted. Twinges of pain overcome you every time you move. If you are struggling with
- [WHAT DO OUR THERAPY PROGRAMS SPECIALIZE IN?](https://pbortho.com/what-do-our-therapy-programs-specialize-in/) - If you have recently experienced a sports-related injury, you have been involved in a car accident, you’ve undergone a medical procedure or you have any other concern that interferes with your physical wellness, then you might consider taking advantage of our therapy programs. Injuries can result in stress and uncertainty, especially when they go untreated.
- [PROCEDURES AVAILABLE TO TREAT HAND AND WRIST CONDITIONS](https://pbortho.com/procedures-available-to-treat-hand-and-wrist-conditions/) - Hand and wrist injuries can make even very simple tasks difficult to perform and for those whose job requires repetitive use of the hands even more so. But whether your pain is from arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or sports injury orthopedic surgeon can create a unique treatment according to your specific condition, goals and lifestyle. Some
- [CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME: WHAT ARE MY TREATMENT OPTIONS?](https://pbortho.com/carpal-tunnel-syndrome-what-are-my-treatment-options/) - The carpal tunnel is located on the palm side of either wrist. The tunnel is a tight passageway that the medial nerve runs through. That nerve controls thumb movement and the movement of the index, middle, and ring fingers. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a progressive disorder that can cause debilitating pain in the wrists and
- [SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF GANGLION CYSTS](https://pbortho.com/signs-and-symptoms-of-ganglion-cysts/) - Ganglion cysts are lumps that mostly develop along the joints or tendons of your ankles and wrists. They are generally oval or round and are usually full of a flaccid fluid. Large ganglion cysts are usually around 2.5 centimeters in diameter, while smaller ones can be pea-sized. The location of a cyst can sometimes hinder joint motion,
- [HIP REPLACEMENT: WHO IS A CANDIDATE?](https://pbortho.com/hip-replacement-who-is-a-candidate/) - Hip replacement surgery is when the hip joint is removed and replaced with an implant. As with other joint replacement surgeries, replacing the hip isn’t something expected to be confined to the elderly. Younger patients are having these surgeries more often due to injury or arthritis. Patients considering hip replacement surgery are usually suffering from extreme
- [TORN ACL TREATMENT: WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS?](https://pbortho.com/torn-acl-treatment-what-are-my-options/) - A torn ACL can happen to athletes in almost any sport, and it is more common in females than in males. We’ve all heard of the ACL and probably know it’s somewhere in our knees, but what is it? The ACL is one of the four bands of ligament that keep the knee stable by
- [WHEN TO RECEIVE SPORTS INJURY TREATMENT](https://pbortho.com/when-to-receive-sports-injury-treatment/) - Medical exams and treatments for sports-related injuries are different than annual physicals and focus on identifying and fixing problems that may impact the athlete’s performance and quality of life. Sports injury treatment can address injuries ranging from ACL tears, fractures, and sprains and strains. When is Treatment Necessary? As the name suggests, sports injury treatment is necessary
- [OSTEOARTHRITIS SURGERY: WHO IS A CANDIDATE?](https://pbortho.com/osteoarthritis-surgery-who-is-a-candidate/) - Osteoarthritis is a painful disease that affects the joints. As you age, the cartilage that serves as a cushion between your bones decreases. When cartilage is gone, the bones rub against each other when a joint is moved. The resulting friction causes pain and swelling. Osteoarthritis is usually found in older patients since the condition
- [FIND A TRUSTED AND RELIABLE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON](https://pbortho.com/find-a-trusted-and-reliable-orthopedic-surgeon/) - When you think about it, the orthopedic surgeon you choose will have a major impact on your life in the future. This is someone you will trust to help improve your movement, mobility, and keep you up with (or return to) an active life. You know that finding a doctor with the requisite skills and
- [SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF A HIP FRACTURE](https://pbortho.com/signs-and-symptoms-of-a-hip-fracture/) - The hip is one of the most powerful and most critical joints in the body. Therefore, a hip fracture is a very serious injury. Older people are at a much greater risk of developing a hip fracture due to their elevated risk of falling; the most common cause of hip fractures. A broken hip almost
- [PATELLA TENDON REPAIR: WHAT TO EXPECT](https://pbortho.com/patella-tendon-repair-what-to-expect/) - Injury to the patella tendon can limit a person’s range of motion, not to mention cause intense discomfort. Fortunately, we at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates are able to correct such an injury by way of patella tendon repair. If you think this procedure may be the answer for you, we encourage you to learn more
- [WHAT IS THE RECOVERY LIKE AFTER PARTIAL KNEE REPLACEMENT?](https://pbortho.com/what-is-the-recovery-like-after-partial-knee-replacement/) - When you undergo a partial knee replacement, the recovery process is vital for the best outcome. After you are discharged from the hospital, you may be able to walk with the use of crutches, a walker, or a cane. However, it can be important/helpful to have someone stay with you for one to two weeks until
- [WHEN DO YOU NEED ELBOW FRACTURE FIXATION?](https://pbortho.com/when-do-you-need-elbow-fracture-fixation/) - The elbow is a hinge joint that connects the top and bottom parts of the arms. The elbow joint makes it possible to bend the forearm. Since the elbow plays an integral role in the movement of your arm, keeping it in good shape is very important. If you are currently dealing with a broken
- [ACL RECONSTRUCTION: DETAILS OF THE PROCEDURE](https://pbortho.com/acl-reconstruction-details-of-the-procedure/) - One of the primary ligaments in your knee is the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). While there are some ACL injuries that can heal with physical therapy, many require reconstruction of the ligament. ACL reconstruction is typically recommended if you want to continue with an active lifestyle. This procedure will repair the damaged ACL by using a tissue
- [WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF A TORN MENISCUS?](https://pbortho.com/what-are-the-symptoms-of-a-torn-meniscus/) - A torn meniscus is a common knee injury that can be debilitating if not treated. Many times, this injury occurs when the knee is suddenly twisted or rotated with force. Each one of our knees has two menisci that are made of cartilage and shaped like a C. Many individuals try to treat this injury with rest,
- [SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF SHOULDER ARTHRITIS](https://pbortho.com/signs-and-symptoms-of-shoulder-arthritis/) - While the cartilage in the shoulder is extremely durable, it is bound to slowly break down over time. Once this occurs, then you will have to deal with a medical condition known as shoulder arthritis. What Is Shoulder Arthritis? Shoulder arthritis occurs when the cartilage in the shoulder joint becomes damaged. Healthy cartilage has a hard surface,
- [HOW TO KNOW WHEN YOU NEED A HIP REPLACEMENT](https://pbortho.com/how-to-know-when-you-need-hip-replacement/) - There is no “one-size-fits-all” when it comes to hip replacement. Many people think of hip replacement surgery for older people, but it may be a good option for anyone who has sports injuries or arthritis. Hip pain is often felt in the groin area. You may think you have pulled a groin muscle when the
- [TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR A TORN ACL](https://pbortho.com/treatment-options-for-a-torn-acl/) - Those who play football, soccer, and basketball are no stranger to a torn ACL. You had a feeling you had done something serious when your knee gave out with a terrible pop. The pain was so severe by the next day that you had to get help. You knew the swelling was a problem too. You
- [NEED SPORTS INJURY TREATMENT? WE CAN HELP](https://pbortho.com/need-sports-injury-treatment-we-can-help/) - A sports injury is defined as an injury incurred while exercising or playing a sport. It can involve the muscles, cartilage, and/or bones. A sports injury is frequently caused by an accident, inadequate warm-up, poor form, or simply trying to do something beyond your abilities. After you have had one of these injuries, you may
- [DO YOU NEED OSTEOARTHRITIS SURGERY?](https://pbortho.com/do-you-need-osteoarthritis-surgery/) - Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis, and this condition can make everyday tasks nearly unbearable. Masking the discomfort with over-the-counter painkillers might provide temporary relief, but there will most likely come a point when you need to explore long-term solutions such as surgery. Osteoarthritis surgery will lessen your discomfort, improve your mobility, and boost
- [WHEN IS WORK INJURY TREATMENT NECESSARY?](https://pbortho.com/when-is-work-injury-treatment-necessary/) - Most people are more than likely to have an accident at work at one time or another. This is especially true if the work they do involves physical labor, the use of harmful chemicals or both. If the injury itself is just a tiny cut, scratch or bump, there is probably no reason for any
- [WHAT CAN PHYSICAL THERAPY ACCOMPLISH?](https://pbortho.com/what-can-physical-therapy-accomplish/) - Physical therapy assists individuals of every age with injuries, illnesses, and medical conditions that limit their ability to function and move. The program is customized to help these people regain their previous level of functionality and encourage lifestyle changes to improve health and prevent injuries. We specialize in physical therapy to treat many different conditions. One
- [A CLOSER LOOK AT SHOULDER ARTHRITIS](https://pbortho.com/a-closer-look-at-shoulder-arthritis/) - When left untreated, shoulder arthritis will bring your life to a grinding halt. This debilitating condition can be extremely painful, and you could end up dealing with permanent joint damage if you aren’t careful. Our team understands just how devastating arthritis truly is, and that is why we are proud to offer our patients some of the
- [WHAT EXERCISES CAN LEAD TO RUNNER’S KNEE?](https://pbortho.com/what-exercises-can-lead-to-runners-knee/) - Exercising is supposed to be beneficial to your body. Sometimes, exercises can lead to damaged joints, tendons, and other parts of your body. Runner’s knee is a common injury seen in people who run for long distances or frequently during the week. It’s also a common issue for runners who exert their knees the wrong way. You
- [UNDERSTANDING CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME](https://pbortho.com/understanding-carpal-tunnel-syndrome/) - Numbness or tingling in your hands could be a sign of carpal tunnel syndrome. This is a syndrome that is quite common and is often seen in people who use their hands repetitively on a regular basis. Examples would be those who type or work at a computer during the day or those who build things
- [I HAVE A TORN MCL… NOW WHAT?](https://pbortho.com/i-have-a-torn-mcl-now-what/) - When you feel an odd pain in your knee that can be bothersome when you bend your knee while doing almost any activity, then you could have a torn MCL. There are numerous ways as to how you can tear this ligament. Fortunately, there are treatments that offer success so that you can enjoy walking and
- [WHEN IS SHOULDER REPLACEMENT THE BEST OPTION?](https://pbortho.com/when-is-shoulder-replacement-the-best-option/) - Shoulders are part of the human body that plays an important role in lifting and carrying objects. They allow the body to exercise a wide range of motion. Therefore, it is important to keep the shoulders strong and flexible. They are the upper joints of the arms that are attached to the neck. The shoulders
- [SIGNS OF AN ELBOW FRACTURE](https://pbortho.com/signs-of-an-elbow-fracture/) - The elbow connects the forearm and upper arm together. It consists of three major bones: the radius, the humerus, and the ulna. The elbow fracture is a moderately common injury experienced by children and adults. It affects the elbow area of the body and results in breakage. It is caused by blunt and sudden force to the
- [TREAT TORN MENISCUS WITH PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT](https://pbortho.com/leave-your-torn-meniscus-in-the-past-with-professional-treatment/) - A physical examination is usually required to identify a torn meniscus. The physician often moves the leg and knee into several different positions and asks the patient to squat and walk to determine what is causing the symptoms and signs. One of the most common knee injuries is a meniscus tear. Athletes playing contact sports are
- [WHAT CAN LEAD TO A FINGER FRACTURE?](https://pbortho.com/what-can-lead-to-a-finger-fracture/) - Almost all the bones in the fingers are made up of three bones, also known as phalanges. The thumbs are made up of only two bones. Fingers are needed to complete activities that require fine motor skills. They are needed to perform daily tasks, such as writing, typing, tying the laces of one’s shoes, buttoning
- [A CLOSER LOOK AT RUNNER’S KNEE AND HOW TO TREAT IT](https://pbortho.com/a-closer-look-at-runners-knee-and-how-to-treat-it/) - Runner’s knee is a very common problem, and it doesn’t just affect runners. It is characterized by aching pain around and underneath the kneecap that may occur while walking, running, climbing stairs, kneeling, standing up, squatting, or when sitting for long periods of time with a bent knee. It can affect anyone, but is most common
- [UNDERSTANDING BICEPS TENDINITIS](https://pbortho.com/understanding-biceps-tendinitis/) - The biceps is a big muscle that is found on the top of the upper arm. This muscle extends all the way down from the shoulder to the elbow. The biceps plays a key role in the functioning of the arm because it is used every time you try to lift or pull a heavy
- [GETTING STARTED WITH SPINE SERVICES](https://pbortho.com/getting-started-with-spine-services/) - Some health issues that people deal with completely change their life. They can leave them in a situation where it is difficult to perform normal tasks. This is true when it comes to issues with the back and neck. The neck and backbone support the weight of the body and protect the spinal cord. When
- [WHY CONSIDER ADVANCED HIP CARE?](https://pbortho.com/why-consider-advanced-hip-care/) - Advanced hip care comprises of various joining replacement procedures, including hip replacement surgery. This is a surgical treatment method for hip arthritis. When the hip joint has worn out, the cartilage should be severely damaged and this causes inflammation as two bones are moving while almost touching one another. A hip replacement surgery should help in
- [SHOULDER ARTHRITIS? TALK TO AN ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST](https://pbortho.com/shoulder-arthritis-talk-to-an-orthopedic-specialist/) - Shoulder arthritis is an inflammatory disease that affects the shoulder joint and nearby soft tissue and a group of tissues that keep the arm bone centered in the joint socket, known as the rotator cuff. If you are experiencing symptoms associated with arthritis of the shoulder, you may be referred to an orthopedic specialist for treatment.
- [ADDRESSING YOUR ROTATOR CUFF TEAR](https://pbortho.com/addressing-your-rotator-cuff-tear/) - You were going for that final swing on the tennis court when all of a sudden you felt something tear in your shoulder. You may have even heard a popping noise. This was followed immediately by pain and weakness in your shoulder. You have a rotator cuff tear. Now what? What is a Rotator Cuff? The
- [THE INS AND OUTS OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME](https://pbortho.com/the-ins-and-outs-of-carpal-tunnel-syndrome/) - Carpal tunnel syndrome is a painful condition where the nerves of the wrist are being compressed. The carpal tunnel is actually a very narrow passageway that runs along your wrist on the palm side. When compressed, it can cause tingling, numbness, and other symptoms in your arm and hand. There are many factors that can contribute
- [WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT A TORN ACL?](https://pbortho.com/what-can-i-do-about-a-torn-acl/) - Whether you play sports or you’re just an active person, a common injury is a torn ACL. One of the signs that you’ve torn your ACL is a loud pop in the area of your knee followed by severe pain. The ACL is a ligament that helps to stabilize your knee joint. If it tears, you
- [REMEDYING A SLAP TEAR](https://pbortho.com/remedying-a-slap-tear/) - A SLAP tear is a shoulder injury. It is an acronym for “superior labral tear from anterior to posterior” and occurs when the top of the labrum — the ring of cartilage that helps to stabilize the ball and socket joint that makes up the shoulder — is damaged. Because the tendon that’s attached to the biceps
- [LEARN MORE ABOUT HIP REPLACEMENT](https://pbortho.com/learn-more-about-hip-replacement/) - Hip replacement is done to replace a hip that is so badly damaged that it causes the patient pain and impairs their ability to walk. The procedure was first used in the 1960s. Most patients are between 60 and 80 years old, and most of the conditions that damage the hips are age-related disorders such as
- [WHAT IS TMJ TREATMENT?](https://pbortho.com/what-is-tmj-treatment/) - You’ve been struggling lately when you chew. Your jaw keeps making a popping noise and it is painful. Sometimes, it feels like your mouth is going to be stuck when you open it or close it. You haven’t been able to eat some of your favorite foods because they only make matters worse. You’re suffering
- [COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT A GANGLION CYST](https://pbortho.com/common-questions-about-a-ganglion-cyst/) - A ganglion cyst is a benign or noncancerous swelling over a joint. It can also be found under a tendon, which connects a bone to a muscle. It’s a small, fluid-filled sac. When it is opened, the fluid is gel-like and clear. These cysts can feel firm to the touch or have some give. A
- [TAKE THE NEXT STEP WITH ARTHRITIS TREATMENT](https://pbortho.com/take-the-next-step-with-arthritis-treatment/) - When you have arthritis, you can have a variety of health issues that make daily living difficult. This condition can affect the bones and cartilage of the joints, leading to deformities along with chronic pain. If you have this condition, then you may find it difficult to walk, sit or recline without stiffness and discomfort. Along
- [IS IT TOO LATE FOR CARPAL TUNNEL TREATMENT?](https://pbortho.com/is-it-too-late-for-carpal-tunnel-treatment/) - The numbness and tingling that you experience in your hands could be a symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome. This is a common issue for many people, especially those who use their hands throughout the day. Although it can be a bit more difficult to treat carpal tunnel if you’ve had symptoms for some time, it’s
- [COMMON SPORTS INJURIES AND HOW TO TREAT THEM](https://pbortho.com/common-sports-injuries-and-how-to-treat-them/) - Playing sports is fun and exciting, but it does stress the body. As a result, just about every body part, from the head to the feet, can be injured. The good news is that these injuries can be healed, and the athlete can often go back to their favorite sport after a period of treatment
- [QUADRICEPS TENDON PAIN: WHAT YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW](https://pbortho.com/quadriceps-tendon-pain-what-you-might-not-know/) - You’ve been struggling with knee pain lately. You’ve tried doing a little research and you think you are dealing with quadriceps tendon pain. The quadricep tendon is the tendon that wraps around your knee cap, otherwise referred to as the patella. It attaches your quadriceps (the muscle in your thigh) to the bone in your lower
- [CHANGE YOUR LIFE WITH SHOULDER PAIN RELIEF](https://pbortho.com/change-your-life-with-shoulder-pain-relief/) - Shoulder pain can be effectively treated with safe non-invasive chiropractic care from a skilled chiropractor in Plymouth. This type of pain is common, particularly since the shoulder joint is used for a wide range of motion. The pain can be mild to excruciating or disabling depending on the cause. You may not be able to
- [SCIATICA RELIEF WITH MINIMALLY-INVASIVE SPINE SURGERY](https://pbortho.com/sciatica-relief-with-minimally-invasive-spine-surgery/) - The pain in your lower back that you experience could be associated with sciatica. This is a condition that can often be debilitating at times, preventing you from moving like you normally would and performing even the simplest of tasks. Fortunately, minimally-invasive spine surgery is a treatment option that can deliver the sciatica relief you need. The
- [BENEFITS OF QUADRICEP TENDONITIS RELIEF](https://pbortho.com/benefits-of-quadricep-tendonitis-relief/) - Quadriceps tendonitis is a debilitating medical condition that affects the knee. This condition occurs when the muscles and tendons surrounding the knee become overworked, strained or injured. Since the knee plays such a major role on the body, performing everyday tasks can be very hard when suffering from this condition. It is impossible to have
- [What is Biceps Tendonitis?](https://pbortho.com/what-is-biceps-tendonitis/) - Biceps Tendonitis is a common shoulder injury. It can be caused by many of the normal day to day repetitive movements many people do. Both weakness and pain in the shoulder are common symptoms of this condition. Defining Biceps Tendonitis Your bicep is the muscle that runs from your shoulder to your elbow. These muscles are
- [WHAT IS QUADRICEPS TENDONITIS?](https://pbortho.com/what-is-quadriceps-tendonitis/) - All parts of the body are important, but your lower limbs play a significant role in performing all types of motion. Without them, walking, jumping, and dancing would be impossible. Located on the legs are the quadriceps. Quadriceps are a series of muscles found in the front of the upper leg. There are four muscles
- [The Best Ways To Prevent Sports Injuries](https://pbortho.com/the-best-ways-to-prevent-sports-injuries/) - Sports are an important part of our lives. We must take caution when playing to avoid injuries, as they are more common with competitive sports and intense exercise. We’ve compiled a list of things you can do to stay healthy with sports injuries solutions. If you find you have suffered a sports injury, please contact our office
- [Hip Arthroscopy - Helpful Things To Know](https://pbortho.com/hip-arthroscopy-helpful-things-to-know/) - There are over 200 bones in the body working together to provide the framework for the muscles and a variety of other tissues. Bones also protect the body against injury and make it possible to move. As time passes, certain conditions affecting the ball and socket of the hip make walking or moving very painful,
- [How To Treat a Rotator Cuff Injury](https://pbortho.com/how-to-treat-rotator-cuff-injury/) - otator cuff injuries don’t just happen to baseball pitchers and professional tennis players. In fact, they can happen to anyone. We want you to know that you don’t have to let your rotator cuff injury keep you from living your life. Rotator Cuff Injury: Treatment Options The first step in treating a rotator cuff injury is traditional
- [WHEN TO SEE A PAIN MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST](https://pbortho.com/how-do-i-know-when-i-should-see-a-pain-management-specialist/) - You’ve probably heard of Pain Management Specialists. You probably even know someone who has been helped by them. But that doesn’t help if you’re experiencing intolerable pain. The question that you (and many other patients) may have is… “When should I see a pain management specialist?” You Should See a Pain Management Specialist If Your
- [ACL Reconstruction: How Long Does It Take To Recover?](https://pbortho.com/acl-reconstruction/) - ACL reconstruction is a medical procedure that repairs damage to an important component of the knee called the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). The procedure is performed by an orthopedic surgeon who also supervises post-operative rehabilitation and the restoration of your normal knee movement. If you’ve suffered this injury, the experts at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates
- [Tommy John Surgery](https://pbortho.com/tommy-john/) - Tommy John surgery is the colloquial name for a surgical procedure called an ulnar collateral reconstruction, or UCL. Designed to restore throwing ability in damaged elbows, the procedure has a storied history and a remarkable record of success. The expert surgeons at Plymouth Bay Orthopedics, in Plymouth, MA are masters of this procedure and can
- [How Do You Treat Cubital Tunnel Syndrome?](https://pbortho.com/cubitaltunnel-syndrome/) - About Cubital Tunnel Syndrome CTS is a medical condition caused by an increase in pressure on the ulnar nerve in the elbow. The ulnar nerve controls the muscles and feeling in the elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, and fingers. This compression can lead to numbness or tingling in a person’s fingers, pain in the forearm and
- [Common Sports Injuries](https://pbortho.com/sports-injuries/) - Being involved with sports is a great way to get or stay in shape, as well as create relationships with others. Of course, there are some injuries that could occur with this endeavor, but at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, we are here to help with any sports injuries that might occur. Types of Sports Injuries There are
- [ACL Injury](https://pbortho.com/acl-injury/) - How can you recover from an ACL Injury? Of all knee ligaments, the anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, is the most commonly injured. Occurring roughly 200,000 times per year in America, an ACL injury can be debilitating if it is not addressed promptly. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates in Plymouth, MA, we offer several methods
- [I Have Low Back Pain](https://pbortho.com/lower-back-pain/) - To Move Or Not To Move? That Is The Question! If you have ever had even a single episode of Low Back Pain (LBP) you’re not alone. LBP affects approximately 60-85% of adults at some point in their lifetime. In fact, the United States spends approximately 80 billion dollars per year on managing LBP and
- [RUNNER'S KNEE](https://pbortho.com/runners-knee/) - With the current pandemic limiting everything from the way we work to the way we grocery shop, it has become increasingly difficult for many people to find ways to exercise. Gyms closures and social distancing have made things even more difficult. As a result, some of us have turned to outdoor based activities in order
- [How Long Is a Hip Arthroscopy and Other FAQ](https://pbortho.com/hip-arthroscopy/) - Hip arthroscopy is a medical procedure that allows orthopedic specialists to view the hip joint without the need for a large incision through soft tissues, like skin. There are many uses for arthroscopy of the hip ranging from diagnosis to treatment. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates in Plymouth, MA, we don’t believe in performing invasive procedures
- [When Should You See An Orthopedic Surgeon?](https://pbortho.com/orthopedic-surgeon/) - Whether caused by injury, disease, or aging, millions of Americans live with pain or limited movement in their back, legs, shoulders, wrists, or other musculoskeletal areas. Modern medicine has many solutions for these nagging problems. The specialist to see is an orthopedic surgeon who can properly diagnose the trouble and offer a variety of remedies
- [Can A Slap Tear Heal Without Surgery?](https://pbortho.com/slap-tear/) - A SLAP tear is a common injury to the shoulder caused by wear-and-tear to the cartilage surrounding the shoulder joint, an acute injury, or over-use. It commonly causes deep aching pain in the shoulder joint, pain when moving the arm, and loss of mobility and strength. If you suspect you have a SLAP injury, contact our experts at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates in Plymouth, MA for your initial consultation today. Our orthopedic experts will help you diagnose your symptoms and come up with a treatment plan that works for you.
- [Helpful Things To Know About Knee Replacement](https://pbortho.com/knee-replacement/) - You’ve tried crutches. You’ve tried physical therapy. You’ve tried analgesics every four to six hours. No matter how hard you try, your knee still hurts, and now you’re starting to lose mobility. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, we offer a safe, effective, permanent solution to your damaged knee. Today, we’re telling you some helpful things

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- [Aman Sharma, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/aman-sharma-md/) - Dr. Aman Sharma is a fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon specializing in adult hip and knee replacement, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques.
- [Courtney Whitman PT, DPT](https://pbortho.com/employee/courtney-whitman-pt-dpt/) - Courtney Whitman, PT, DPT, earned her Doctorate from Simmons University. She specializes in general orthopedics, athletic injuries, and performing arts rehab
- [Collin Lambert, TA](https://pbortho.com/employee/collin-lambert-ta/)
- [Lindsey Grealish, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/lindsey-grealish-pa-c/) - Lindsey earned her Bachelor’s degree majoring in Athletic Training and Sports Medicine at Quinnipiac University in CT. She then moved to Massachusetts and received a Master’s degree in in Physician Assistant Studies at MCPHS University in Boston. She has worked 16 years as a Physician Assistant in Orthopedic Surgery over several subspecialties including cartilage repair,
- [Anthony Miranda, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/anthony-miranda-pa-c/) - Anthony Miranda, PA-C is a Physician Assistant specializing in orthopedic care with a focus on hip and knee conditions. He is committed to helping patients reduce pain, restore mobility, and return to the activities that matter most to them. Anthony emphasizes individualized care and works closely with patients to create treatment plans that align with
- [Josh Yourell, TA](https://pbortho.com/employee/josh-yourell-ta/)
- [Erin McGovern, PTA](https://pbortho.com/employee/erin-mcgovern-pta/) - Erin McGovern, PTA provides outpatient orthopedic care with expertise in post-op rehab and sports injuries, using her strong exercise and manual therapy skills.
- [Taylor Polito, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/taylor-polito-pa-c/) - Taylor Plito, PA-C is a member of the comprehensive spine team at Plymouth Bay Orthopedics, with advanced education and training from MCPHS.
- [Brett Teran, DO](https://pbortho.com/employee/brett-teran-do/) - Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Dr. Teran has been fortunate to have lived in many interesting and diverse places (California, New York, Wisconsin and now Massachusetts) through his medical training. He has had the privilege of
- [Michaela Clark, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/michaela-clark/) - Michaela Clarke, PA-C, an orthopedic physician assistant specializing in general orthopedics, orthopedic trauma, and foot & ankle care in MA. since 2022
- [Abby Gourd, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/abby-gourd-pa-c/) - Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Abby Gourd, PA-C August 7, 2026 https://pbortho.com/employee/abby-gourd-pa-c/
- [Casey Kuripla, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/dr-casey-kuripla-md/) - Dr. Casey Kuripla, MD is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon | foot and ankle surgery, trauma, sports injuries, arthritis, and total ankle replacement in MA.
- [Alex Rautiala, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/alex-rautiala-pa-c/) - Alex looks forward to serving the local community by joining the comprehensive spine team, along side Dr. Leckie. Master of PA Studies from MCPHS university
- [Michaela Gallagher, OTR/L, OTD](https://pbortho.com/employee/michaela-gallagher-otr-l-otd/) - OT with a passion for hand therapy and providing high-quality, patient-centered care. Commitment to helping patients regain function and independence.
- [Craig Jordan, MS, OTR/L, CHT](https://pbortho.com/employee/craig-jordan/) - Craig Jordan is the current Director of Rehabilitation at PBOST. Masters degrees in occupational therapy. Craig has been an occupational therapist for 23 years
- [Danielle Tannian, MSOT, OTR/L, CHT](https://pbortho.com/employee/danielle-dunkley-mot-otr-l/) - Occupational Therapist and Certified Hand Therapist at Plymouth Bay Orthopedics and Sports Therapy. She been working as a specialist in hand therapy since 2018.
- [Allyson Pompeo, PTA](https://pbortho.com/employee/allyson-pompeo/) - Meet PTA Allyson, a New England Tech graduate dedicated to helping patients heal. Passionate about shoulders, knees, and supporting full-body recovery.
- [Michelle Joyce, PT, DPT](https://pbortho.com/employee/michelle-joyce-pt-dpt/) - Michelle has been working as a PT since 2000. She earned a BS in Biology with concentrations in Kinesiology and Athletic Training from the University of Maine.
- [Steven Leckie, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/steven-leckie-md/) - Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon at PBOA
- [R. Scott Oliver, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/scott-oliver-md/) - Chief, Center for Hip and Knee Replacement: Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon Scott Oliver, graduated from University of Michigan Medical School, where his father was Chief of Pediatrics. He completed his
- [Gregory Frechette, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/gregory-frechette/) - Dr. Frechette is an orthopedic surgeon with specialized training in hand, wrist and elbow surgery. He graduated from the University of Vermont College of Medicine and completed an orthopedic surgery residency at Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC. He then completed the Harvard Hand and Upper Extremity Fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He has
- [Joseph F. Zabilski, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/joseph-f-zabilski-md/) - Chief of Surgery: Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital -Plymouth Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Joseph F. Zabilski earned his medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts. After graduating he completed his Internship at
- [Walter Stanwood, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/walter-stanwood-md/) - Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Dr. Walter Stanwood has been practicing shoulder, elbow and sports medicine for the past 17 years at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associate's Inc. He attended medical school at Loyola
- [Kelly Currier, MSN, FNP-BC](https://pbortho.com/employee/kelly-currier-np/) - Kelly Currier joins PBOA as a compassionate and dedicated Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP). She earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science at Bridgewater State University while working as a physical therapy aide and personal trainer. Kelly went on to continue her education in nursing at Simmons University, working as a registered nurse in home care
- [Carissa Wilson, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/carissa-wilson-pa-c/) - Carissa earned her Bachelor’s degree majoring in Health Sciences at Drake University in Iowa, where she is originally from. She then moved to Massachusetts and received a Master’s degree in Human Physiology at Boston University. Furthering her clinical studies, she received her Masters in Physician Assistant Studies at MCPHS University in Boston. After working for
- [Eric Rightmire, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/eric-rightmire-md/) - Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Dual Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Eric P Rightmire, MD is a dual Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon specializing in sports medicine and general orthopedics. He is also fellowship trained in sports injuries and arthritis
- [Julia A Kenniston, MD](https://pbortho.com/employee/julia-a-kenniston-md/) - Affiliated Physician with the New England Baptist Orthopedics Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Julia Kenniston, is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon with specialized training in the treatment of hand and wrist conditions. Dr. Kenniston has gone beyond Board Certified Orthopedic training and has obtained
- [Jason Rowles, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/jason-rowles-pa-c-2/) - Jason Rowles earned his Bachelors Degree in Biology from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, now known as Rutgers School of Biomedical and Health Sciences. Furthering his studies, there he received his Masters Degree in Physician Assistant. Jason specializes in knee and hip arthritis. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with
- [Leanna Whittall, PA-C](https://pbortho.com/employee/leanna-whittall-pa-c/)

## Testimonials

- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Oliver](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/988230/) - At age 65, after spending over 40 years as a carpet installer, I was experiencing a lot of knee pain. I contacted Dr. Oliver because he was so highly recommended by his knee replacement patients. We discussed a plan to replace both of my knees; my left first and then my right, 8 months later. Before
- [Testimonial of Dr. Stanwood](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/testimonial-of-dr-stanwood/) - "My first ride 4 months post-op. Just up and down Towne Way but, oh it felt SO GOOD! Thank you Dr. Stanwood, Leanna and the team at PBOA for helping me achieve my goal of getting back on my trike with no shoulder pain!!" -Trudy Sevier
- [Patient Testimonial of  Dr. Kenniston](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/highly-recommend-her-to-others/) - Dr. Kenniston did a great job on my carpal tunnel release surgery! She was very friendly, professional and informative! I would highly recommend her to others! -Patient of Dr. Kenniston
- [Patient Testimonial of  Dr. Kenniston](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/dr-kenniston-is-a-pleasure-to-have-as-a-doctor/) - Dr. Kenniston is a pleasure to have as a doctor. She's friendly, pays attention to her patients, listens to patients and does a very good job. I was concerned about the amount of time I would miss from work due to recovery, but my concerns were not necessary. I was only out of work for
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Kenniston](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/dr-kenniston-is-very-professional/) - Dr. Kenniston is very thorough and she explains everything clearly. She is an amazing surgeon. Very friendly and professional. I would highly recommend Dr. Kenniston. -Patient of Dr. Kenniston
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Kenniston](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/testimonial-dr-kenniston/) - Dr. Kenniston is very thorough and she explains everything clearly. She is an amazing surgeon. Very friendly and professional. I would highly recommend Dr. Kenniston. -Patient of Dr. Kenniston
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Leckie](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/sciatic-nerve-pain-stephen/) - I was suffering from extreme sciatic nerve pain due to a bulging disc and had back surgery performed by Dr. Leckie. I was able to walk away from the recovery bed with no pain right after the surgery. Dr. Leckie is one of the few surgeons on the South Shore doing a microdiscectomy operation. This means
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Leckie](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/back-pain-surgery-kathy/) - At just 55 years old, I found myself at the mercy of a terrible back injury. After many years of working as a Registered Nurse, I had severe spinal stenosis and Cauda Equina syndrome. The pain was debilitating enough that I eventually sought out a surgeon’s opinion of how to ease my pain. My first
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Leckie](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/disc-herniation-paul/) - My name is Paul Ruzycki. I am 65, retired, and would like to tell you about a great experience I had with Plymouth Bay Orthopedics. Last summer I injured my back and hoped that it could be corrected by my Chiropractor. But that didn’t happen. My Chiropractor suggested I have my PCP order an MRI
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Leckie](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/patient-testimonial-for-dr-steven-leckie/) - I had suffered for more than a year with sciatic nerve pain and numbness in my right leg. After a series of three x-ray guided injections in the spine, I visited Dr. Steven Leckie to discuss possible surgical options. He operated in May of last year (2016) and I was pain free after the surgery
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Oliver](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/knee-replacement-debby/) - I am 70 years old, live on Cape Cod, and have always been an active person. My husband and I were lucky enough to be able to retire 13 years ago when I was 57, and we started a tradition of heading out west to national parks for an extended hiking vacation every year. But a
- [Patient Testimonial of Dr. Oliver](https://pbortho.com/testimonial/knee-replacements-jeffrey/) - At age 65, after spending over 40 years as a carpet installer, I was experiencing a lot of knee pain. I contacted Dr. Oliver because he was so highly recommended by his knee replacement patients. We discussed a plan to replace both of my knees; my left first and then my right, 8 months later. Before

## Conditions

- [Hip Dysplasia](https://pbortho.com/condition/hip-dysplasia/)
- [Torn PCL](https://pbortho.com/condition/torn-pcl/) - About Torn PCL: A torn PCL (Posterior Cruciate Ligament) involves an injury to the ligament that works with the ACL to hold the knee together. The PCL is located in the back of the knee and is one of several ligaments that keep the tibia from being moved too far backward on the femur. PCL
- [Torn Meniscus](https://pbortho.com/condition/torn-meniscus/) - Knee injuries are common among many people, with most suffering from a torn meniscus. Despite the fact that torn menisci are common among athletes, virtually anyone can experience this condition. Such injuries happen whenever one twists, rotates, bends, or lifts heavy objects. Our providers at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates are eager to help you get back
- [Torn MCL](https://pbortho.com/condition/torn-mcl/) - About Torn MCL: A torn MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament) involves the ligament on the inner part of the knee that rests outside the joint. This ligament is responsible for connecting the tibia to the femur. This injury can either stretch the ligament or tear it and is often caused by a direct blow to the
- [Torn LCL](https://pbortho.com/condition/torn-lcl/) - About Torn LCL: A torn LCL (Lateral Collateral Ligament), involves a ligament on the outer part of the knee joint. The LCL is a thin band that connects from the femur to the fibula. Similar to that of the MCL, the LCL’s function is to supplement stability to the knee during movement. This injury can
- [Torn ACL](https://pbortho.com/condition/torn-acl/) - About Torn ACL: A torn ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) involves one of the major ligaments of the knee. The ligament acts as a stabilizer and prevents the tibia from sliding forward relative to the femur. This injury often occurs during sports that involve sudden stops, jumping or changes in direction, such as basketball, soccer, football,
- [Runner’s Knee](https://pbortho.com/condition/runners-knee/) - About Runner’s Knee: Runner’s knee is a common injury among runners that includes but is not limited to: knee overuse resulting in irritation of the kneecap joint; malalignment of the knee joint; problems that occur in hypermobile feet; thigh muscle weakness and/or muscle imbalance; and more. Signs & Symptoms Pain behind and/or around the kneecap
- [Quadriceps Tendon Rupture](https://pbortho.com/condition/quadriceps-tendon-rupture/) - About Quadriceps Tendon Ruptures: A quadriceps tendon rupture is a relatively uncommon injury to the tendon that works with the muscle group in front of the thigh to straighten the leg. This is often caused when there is a heavy load on the leg as the foot is planted and the knee is partially bent.
- [Patella Tendonitis](https://pbortho.com/condition/patella-tendonitis/) - About Patella Tendonitis: Patella tendonitis is a condition that affects the tendon below the kneecap. This condition is sometimes known as “runner’s knee” or “jumper’s knee” due to its commonality among those who participate in sports, but non-athletes may also suffer from the condition as well. Patella tendonitis often makes daily activities, such as climbing
- [Patella Tendon Rupture](https://pbortho.com/condition/patella-tendon-rupture/) - About Patella Tendon Ruptures: A patella tendon rupture is an injury to the tendon that attaches the knee cap to the tibia and works to straighten the leg. Whereas small tears can make walking and/or participation in daily activities difficult, large tears can be debilitating. Signs & Symptoms An indentation at the bottom of the
- [Patella Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/patella-fracture/) - About Patella Fractures: A patellar (knee cap) fracture occurs when the kneecap is broken and is often caused when one falls directly on their knee. This injury is considered serious and often requires surgery to properly heal. A knee fracture may also lead to arthritis over a longer period of time. Signs & Symptoms BruisingKnee
- [Patella Femoral Syndrome](https://pbortho.com/condition/patella-femoral-syndrome/) - About Patella Femoral Syndrome: Patella femoral syndrome is a condition that is described as pain in the front of the knee and around the kneecap. Around the kneecap, the nerves can sense pain stemming from the soft tissues and bone. Among these soft tissues are the tendons, a pad that sits underneath the kneecap, and
- [Patella Dislocation](https://pbortho.com/condition/patella-dislocation/) - About Patella Dislocations: Patella dislocation occurs when the kneecap slides too far to one side or another, resulting in complete or partial dislocation. This injury typically causes pain and/or loss of function. Signs & Symptoms Persistent painFeeling of the kneecap shifting or sliding out of its grooveFeeling of the knee buckling or giving wayPopping sounds
- [Osteochondritis Dissecans](https://pbortho.com/condition/osteochondritis-dissecans/) - About Osteochondritis Dissecans: Osteochondritis dissecans is a condition of the joint where bone underneath cartilage of a particular joint goes into a state of atrophy due to a lack of blood circulation in that area. The affected bone and cartilage may break loose and cause pain and cause a loss of motion in the joint.
- [Loose Bodies of the Knee](https://pbortho.com/condition/loose-bodies-of-the-knee/) - About Loose Bodies of the Knee: Loose bodies of the knee are small fragments of cartilage and/or bone that freely move around the knee within the joint fluid. These loose bodies can impair joint movement by becoming caught inflection and/or movements of extension. Loose bodies can create damage to articular cartilage. Signs & Symptoms Sensation
- [Knee Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/knee-fracture/) - About Knee Fractures: A knee fracture or patellar fracture is an injury that occurs when the kneecap is broken and is often caused when one falls directly on their knee. This injury is considered serious and often requires surgery to properly heal. A knee fracture may also lead to arthritis over a longer period of
- [IT Band Tendinitis](https://pbortho.com/condition/it-band-tendinitis/) - About IT Band Tendinitis: IT (iliotibial) Band Tendinitis is an injury that occurs when the iliotibial band of muscle fascia that runs from the pelvic brim to the just below the knee becomes inflamed as a result of injury or overuse. The causes of this injury are overuse or improper form resulting in weakness of
- [Internal Derangement of the Knee](https://pbortho.com/condition/internal-derangement-of-the-knee/) - About Internal Derangement of the Knee: Internal Derangement of the Knee is a general term to describe a chronic or acute condition that is the result of an underlying condition, such as a partial tear in the meniscus, damage to the cartilage or to one or more of the ligaments of the knee (ACL, PCL,
- [Baker’s Cyst](https://pbortho.com/condition/bakers-cyst/) - About Baker’s Cyst: A Baker’s Cyst is a pocket of fluid that can develop a lump behind the knee. This occurs as a result of swelling of the knee joint wherein there is an excess of synovial fluid in the joint. The excess joint fluid begins to fill the pockets of tissue behind the knee
- [Arthritis of the Knee](https://pbortho.com/condition/arthritis-of-the-knee/) - Arthritis of the knee is a common condition affecting many people. It is a form of osteoarthritis that affects the knee joints, causing symptoms that include pain, stiffness, and swelling. It is a chronic condition that often strikes when moving the affected joints and even during certain climates. Osteoarthritis is also known as “wear-and-tear” arthritis
- [Stress Fractures of the Femur](https://pbortho.com/condition/stress-fractures-of-the-femur/) - About Stress Fractures of the Femur: A femoral stress fracture is a condition that is medically described as a partial crack in the femur or thighbone caused by repetitive stress or force. Signs & Symptoms Swelling and painTenderness around the affected areaAn inclination to limp or put less weight on the affected leg How is
- [Snapping Hip Syndrome](https://pbortho.com/condition/snapping-hip-syndrome/) - About Snapping Hip Syndrome: Snapping Hip Syndrome is a condition in which those that are affected feel a snapping or popping sensation in the hip often caused when a muscle or tendon moves over a bony structure around the hip area. Although it has the ability to produce pain, it is typically painless. However, the
- [Pelvis Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/pelvis-fracture/) - About Pelvic Fracture: A pelvic fracture is a fracturing of the sturdy ring of bones located at the base of the spine. This injury is rare and is mostly caused by forms of high-impact trauma, such as a car collision or a steep fall. It does also occur when a patient has a diagnosis of osteoporosis.
- [Loose Bodies of the Hip](https://pbortho.com/condition/loose-bodies-of-the-hip/) - About Loose Bodies of the Hip: Loose bodies of the hip is a condition in which small pieces of bone or cartilage (known as loose bodies) shear off from the hip due to high-impact movement or trauma that is a result of friction caused by hip impingement, wear, and tear, or serious injury. These loose
- [ITB Tendonitis](https://pbortho.com/condition/itb-tendonitis/) - About ITB Tendonitis: ITB Tendinitis is a condition that occurs when the iliotibial band (IT Band) becomes tight and compresses the tissue causing it to rub against the outer part of the femur. The IT Band is a ligament running along the outer part of the thigh connecting to the outside of the knee. This
- [Hip Labrum Tear](https://pbortho.com/condition/hip-labrum-tear/) - About Hip Labrum Tears: A Hip Labral Tear is an injury to the labrum within the joint of the hip. The hip joint is described as a ball-and-socket joint that allows the hip to move in a variety of directions. Surrounding the outside rim of the hip joint socket is a ring of cartilage known
- [Hip Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/hip-fracture/) - About Hip Fractures: A hip fracture is a break in the upper end of the femur or thighbone often caused by steep falls or direct, severe impacts to the side of the hip. Signs & Symptoms Pain in the outer upper thigh or groinSignificant pain or discomfort when trying to rotate or flex the hipInability
- [Hip Dislocation](https://pbortho.com/condition/hip-dislocation/) - About Hip Dislocations: A hip dislocation is when the head of the femur is dislodged out of its socket in the pelvis bone. There are two types of hip dislocations. Posterior dislocation is the most common kind of hip dislocation in which the femur is pushed backward out of its socket. This leaves the lower leg
- [Hip Bursitis](https://pbortho.com/condition/hip-bursitis/) - About Hip Bursitis: Hip bursitis is a condition that affects the small, fluid-filled sacs (known as bursae) located near the hip joint. Bursa acts as cushions to prevent any friction from occurring between the bones, tendons, and muscles. If these protective fluid-filled sacs become inflamed due to reasons such as repetitive stress on the hip,
- [Hip Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/condition/hip-arthritis/) - About Hip Arthritis: Hip Arthritis is a condition that results in pain and inflammation of the hip joint and is caused by a breakdown of cartilage that surrounds the hip joint. This cartilage is intended to act as the shock absorber for the hip and surrounds the endings of the bones that comprise the hip
- [Femoral Acetabular Impingement Syndrome](https://pbortho.com/condition/femoral-acetabular-impingement-syndrome/) - About Femoral Acetabular Impingement Syndrome (FAI): Femoral Acetabular Impingement Syndrome (FAI) is a condition where the bones of the hip are abnormally shaped. Due to this irregular shaping of the bones, the upper part of the femur impinges on the lip of the hip socket causing the hip bones to rub against each other. This
- [Avascular Necrosis of the Hip](https://pbortho.com/condition/avascular-necrosis-of-the-hip/) - About Avascular Necrosis of the Hip: Avascular necrosis of the hip is a condition in which the blood supply to the hip joint becomes disrupted, causing the bone tissue to undergo a process of atrophy. This can lead to small cracks in the affected bone and the gradual degeneration of the ball within the hip joint.
- [Avulsion Fracture of the Hip](https://pbortho.com/condition/avulsion-fracture-of-the-hip/) - About Avulsion Fracture of the Hip: An avulsion fracture occurs when a small fragment of a bone gets pulled by the tendon or ligament off of the main bone site. Avulsion fractures are more common in children and teenagers than adults due to their maturing growth plates. A sudden jerking or pull on a tendon
- [Wrist Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/wrist-fracture/) - About Wrist Fractures: The wrist joint is comprised of two main joints in the forearm. The radius and the ulna. Fractures of these bones in the forearm are among the most common wrist fractures. These fractures typically occur when a patient outstretches their arm while bracing for a fall. Signs & Symptoms Pain and swellingBruisingDeformity of
- [Trigger Finger](https://pbortho.com/condition/trigger-finger/) - About Trigger Finger: Trigger finger is a condition that causes one of your fingers to become stuck in a bent position. In the same way that a trigger is pulled when released, your finger may straighten in a snapping motion when you have this condition. It occurs when the flexor tendon in the fingers becomes
- [Thumb Base Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/condition/thumb-base-arthritis/) - About Thumb Base Arthritis: Arthritis is the thinning of cartilage between two bones that form a joint. The loss of cartilage causes the bones to rub together causing pain, inflammation and leads to bone spurs. Thumb base arthritis is the wearing away of cartilage at the thumb base due to genetics and basic wear and tear.
- [Skier’s Thumb](https://pbortho.com/condition/skiers-thumb/) - About Skier’s Thumb: Skier’s thumb is a painful injury to the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) of the thumb. This is caused by a forceful stretch towards the outer direction of the thumb ligament. This occurs when bracing for a fall with an outstretched hand or when skiers fall with the pole in hand causing their
- [Mallet Finger](https://pbortho.com/condition/mallet-finger/) - About Mallet Finger: A mallet finger is a deformity of the finger caused when the tendon that straightens your finger (the extensor tendon) is injured. If the tip of the finger is forcefully bent, this can cause the tendon to pull off the bone and can pull a piece of the bone along with the
- [Jammed Finger](https://pbortho.com/condition/jammed-finger/) - About Jammed Finger(s): A jammed finger is a common injury often caused by blunt impact and/or force to the proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP) of the finger. This occurs when the tip of the finger is pushed towards the hand making the ligaments supporting the joints stretched or even sprained. Jammed fingers can result in a
- [Ganglion Cysts](https://pbortho.com/condition/ganglion-cysts/) - About Ganglion Cysts: Ganglion cysts are common fluid-filled sacs located in the hand and wrist that are adjacent to the joints or tendons. Most often, they are located at the top of the wrist, the palm side of the wrist, the base of the finger on the palm side, and the top of the end
- [Forearm Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/forearm-fracture/) - About Forearm Fractures: A forearm fracture commonly involves the breaking of the radius and the ulna, the two bones that comprise the forearm. Forearm bones have the capacity to break in a variety of ways: A small crack in the bone or the bone could break into multiple remnants. The radius and ulna during a
- [Finger Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/finger-fracture/) - About Finger Fractures: Finger fractures can cause the whole affected hand to be out of alignment. Even though the finger(s) are small in size, they are crucial in performing specialized functions such as grasping objects or maneuvering items within the hand. One can fracture their finger by slamming their finger(s) in a door, jamming of
- [Finger Dislocation](https://pbortho.com/condition/finger-dislocation/) - What About Finger Dislocations: A finger dislocation is a very common injury that occurs when the bones of the finger are forced away from their normal position. Finger dislocation can occur in any of the finger joints, but most often occurs in the middle knuckle of the middle, index and ring fingers. This injury can
- [Extensor and Flexor Tendon Injuries](https://pbortho.com/condition/extensor-and-flexor-tendon-injuries/) - About Extensor & Flexor Tendon Injuries: On the palm side of the fingers, the flexor tendons are connected to the finger bones, allowing the finger to flex towards the palm to grasp and grip something. Extensor tendons are on the top side of the fingers and help the fingers straighten, grasp and let go of
- [Dupuytren’s Contracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/dupuytrens-contracture/) - About Dupuytren’s Contracture: Dupuytren’s contracture is a deformity in the hand that typically develops over the course of years. The condition affects a layer of tissue lying under the skin of the palm and knots of the tissue begin to manifest under the skin. This eventually makes a thick cord-like abnormality that can bend a
- [DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis](https://pbortho.com/condition/dequervains-tenosynovitis/) - About DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis: DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis is a condition that causes pain on the inside of the wrist and forearm directly above the thumb. It is a common problem that affects the wrist and is relatively simple to diagnose. Continuously performing hand and thumb motions ie: grasping, pinching, squeezing, or wringing can lead to this type
- [Cubital Tunnel Syndrome](https://pbortho.com/condition/cubital-tunnel-syndrome/) - About Cubital Tunnel Syndrome: Cubital tunnel syndrome is a condition in which pressure or stretching of the ulnar nerve (also known as the “funny bone” nerve stretching around the elbow) occurs, causing numbness or tingling in the ring and small fingers, forearm or elbow pain, and/or weakness in the hand. Signs & Symptoms Numbness and
- [Carpal Tunnel Syndrome](https://pbortho.com/condition/carpal-tunnel-syndrome/) - About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Carpal tunnel syndrome is a compressed nerve in the wrist. This occurs in the space in the wrist called the carpal tunnel where the median nerve and flexor tendons pass from the forearm into the hand. If this space is too tight, this can put too much pressure on the nerve
- [Subacromial Impingement](https://pbortho.com/condition/subacromial-impingement/) - About Subacromial Impingements: Subacromial impingement is a condition in which the rotator cuff muscle tendons are irritated and/or inflamed as they pass through the subacromial space of the shoulder. This can cause pain, weakness, and/or limited, even debilitated movement in the affected shoulder. Signs & Symptoms: Pain and weakness in the affected shoulderPain at night
- [SLAP Tear](https://pbortho.com/condition/slap-tear/) - About SLAP Tears: A superior labrum anterior posterior (SLAP) tear is a term that is used to describe an injury at the top end of the shoulder labrum. The labrum is a type of cartilage located in the ball and socket joint of the shoulder where it meets the arm bone. This cartilage surrounding the
- [Shoulder Instability](https://pbortho.com/condition/shoulder-instability/) - The shoulder is a ball-and-socket joint that permits a wide range of movement. Its structures include the humerus –or upper arm bone — and the glenoid — or shallow cavity– of the shoulder blade. The ball of the humerus is intended to stay close to the socket. While the shoulder has a great range of
- [Shoulder Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/condition/shoulder-arthritis/) - About Shoulder Arthritis: Patients suffering from arthritis in the shoulder will suffer from stiffness, pain, and a limited range of motion around the shoulder region. A common type of arthritis that affects this area of the body is known as osteoarthritis, which is a progressive degeneration of the joints. Osteoarthritis occurs when the cartilage that
- [Rotator Cuff Tear](https://pbortho.com/condition/rotator-cuff-tear/) - At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, we understand that shoulder injuries are significant. Shoulder health is essential for the free and uninhibited movement of our arms. Everyday activities may become difficult or even impossible with a shoulder injury such as a rotator cuff tear. What Is A Rotator Cuff? The rotator cuff is the grouping of
- [Loose Bodies of the Shoulder](https://pbortho.com/condition/loose-bodies-of-the-shoulder/) - About Loose Bodies of the Shoulder: Loose bodies of the shoulder is a condition in which small pieces of bone or cartilage (known as loose bodies) shear off from the shoulder due to high-impact movement or trauma. These loose bodies can move throughout the joint, causing pain and stiffness while migrating between areas. Signs &
- [Biceps Tendon Tear](https://pbortho.com/condition/biceps-tendon-tear/) - About Biceps Tendon Tear: A biceps tendon tear occurs when you tear the biceps tendon located at the shoulder. When a tendon tear occurs, the patient will feel a snapping noise in the front of the elbow with immediate pain and swelling to follow. This can create great pain when moving the arm forcefully and
- [Biceps Tendinitis](https://pbortho.com/condition/biceps-tendinitis/) - About Biceps Tendinitis: Biceps tendinitis is a condition where the biceps tendon inflamed or irritated. The biceps tendon is a strong, cord-like structure connecting the bones of the shoulder and the biceps muscle. Signs & Symptoms: Pain and/or tenderness in the front of the shoulderPain and/or achiness that moves throughout the upper arm boneSnapping sounds
- [AC Joint Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/condition/ac-joint-arthritis/) - About AC Joint Arthritis: Acromioclavicular arthritis (AC joint arthritis) is a condition in which cartilage erodes and abnormal bony growths can develop around the top area of the patient’s affected shoulder joint. The AC joint is located at the top part of the shoulder which connects the clavicle and scapula. Arthritis in this joint is more
- [Spondylolisthesis](https://pbortho.com/condition/spondylolisthesis/) - Spondylolisthesis is a condition that occurs when one vertebra of the spine slips forward over another vertebrae above or below it. It can occur anywhere along the spine, but is most often located in the lumbar spine. When the vertebrae slips, it can begin to compress the spinal cord or irritate the spinal nerves which
- [Spine Tumors](https://pbortho.com/condition/spine-tumors/) - Spine tumors are tumors that develop in the vertebrae, nerves, and other tissue throughout the spine. These types of tumors tend to cause back pain. It’s important to note that intervertebral discs never develop tumors. There are three main spine tumors: Vertebral Column Tumors are tumors occurring in the vertebral column and grow from bones
- [Spinal Fracture](https://pbortho.com/condition/spinal-fracture/) - Spinal fractures are often the result of a physical injury to the spine causing one or more of the vertebrae to break. Spinal fractures are typically a result of high-impact blows to the body such as motor vehicle accidents, traumatic sports injuries, or slip and fall accidents. This injury can either be a high energy
- [Sciatica](https://pbortho.com/condition/sciatica/) - The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in the body, and many adults are afflicted with sciatica. If you are struggling with sciatica, our providers at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates in Duxbury can create an individualized treatment plan for you. Our team members are determined to improve your quality of life so you can enjoy
- [Lumbar Stenosis](https://pbortho.com/condition/lumbar-stenosis/) - Lumbar spinal stenosis is caused by the narrowing of the spaces surrounding the spinal cord and is typically due to the aging process or arthritis. In most cases, the ligaments of the spine begin to thicken and form osteophytes (bone spurs) around the spinal cord. This can cause the nerves of the spine to become
- [Lumbar Disc Herniation](https://pbortho.com/condition/lumbar-disc-herniation/) - Lumbar disc herniation happens when a cushion-like disk between each vertebra slips out, bulges, cracks, or tears. This “protrusion” may irritate the nearby spinal nerves, resulting in shooting pains in the lower back that may radiate toward the buttocks, legs, and even down the calves. Diagnosing a Lumbar Disc Herniation Our medical providers at Plymouth
- [Failed Back Surgery Syndrome](https://pbortho.com/condition/failed-back-surgery-syndrome/) - Failed back surgery syndrome refers to chronic back pain after back surgery or a collection of back surgeries. The number one reason for this condition is due to an operation on a disc, vertebrae or spinal nerve that turned out to not be the root cause of the patient’s pain. Although this condition is rare,
- [Anterior Knee Pain](https://pbortho.com/condition/learn-about-anterior-knee-pain/) - Anterior Knee Pain is a common injury among runners that includes but is not limited to: knee overuse resulting in irritation of the kneecap joint; malalignment of the knee joint; problems that occur in hypermobile feet; thigh muscle weakness and/or muscle imbalance; and more. Signs & Symptoms Pain behind and/or around the kneecap (particularly at
- [Cervical Radiculopathy](https://pbortho.com/condition/cervical-radiculopathy/) - Our spines are made up of 24 bones (vertebrae) that are located on top of each other to create a canal that protects the spinal cord from harm. The cervical spine is comprised of the seven small vertebrae that originate at the base of the skull to form the neck. This is where cervical radiculopathy
- [Cervical Myelopathy](https://pbortho.com/condition/cervical-myelopathy/) - If you are experiencing any severe pain and weakness you believe isn’t part of the normal aging process, then you may be experiencing cervical myelopathy. This medical condition causes significant degeneration in the body over time and can easily keep you from doing what makes you happy. Get in touch with us at Plymouth Bay
- [Cervical Disc Herniation](https://pbortho.com/condition/cervical-disc-herniation/) - Your back is on fire and it isn’t quite clear what is causing it. While medical attention is recommended to determine the exact issue, it very well could be a cervical disc herniation. Our providers at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates can help you determine if you are experiencing this condition. Intense pain in your back

## Procedures

- [Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/endoscopic-carpal-tunnel-release-surgery/) - Carpal tunnel syndrome is a progressively painful condition caused by a pinched nerve in the wrist. Carpal tunnel syndrome happens when pressure builds up from swelling in this tunnel putting pressure on the nerve causing pain and numbness in the fingers. Anatomy The carpal tunnel is a narrow structure at the base of the
- [Cervical Disc Arthroplasty](https://pbortho.com/procedure/cervical-disc-arthroplasty/) - Our Spine Program is run by Awarded Spine Expert Dr. Steven Leckie. Locations in Plymouth Duxbury & Sandwich, Massachusetts About Cervical Disc Arthroplasty: A Cervical Disc Arthroplasty is also commonly referred to as a Cervical Total Disc Replacement. This Minimally Invasive Spine Surgical procedure is similar to a traditional joint replacement procedure for the
- [Total Knee Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/total-knee-replacement/)
- [Tibial Tubercle Osteotomy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/tibial-tubercle-osteotomy/) - What is it? Tibial tubercle osteotomy is a procedure designed to treat a number of conditions. Such conditions include patellar instability, patellofemoral pain, and osteoarthritis. The procedure is considered generally safe. It allows for optimal access and exposure during a primary or revision total knee arthroplasty. Tibial tubercle osteotomy may be deemed necessary in patients
- [Synovitis Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/synovitis-surgery/) - What is it? Synovitis surgery is a minimally invasive procedure designed to remove inflamed tissue in the synovial membrane, which is found in your knee and/or shoulder joints and helps lubricate those joints. By removing the affected area of the synovium, the process of abnormal growth and/or excessive production of fluid is effectively stopped. It
- [Quad Tendon Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/quad-tendon-surgery/) - What is it? Quad tendon surgery is a procedure that attaches the torn tendon to the top of the kneecap. An early repair is preferable when seeking to prevent scarring, tightening, and/or shortening of the affected tendon. The majority of people with complete tears require reparative surgery. Large, partial tears and/or tears associated with a
- [Partial Knee Replacement Patellofemoral Compartment](https://pbortho.com/procedure/partial-knee-replacement-patellofemoral-compartment/) - What is it? A partial knee replacement is an alternative procedure to total knee replacement. It is often used for patients suffering from osteoarthritis of the knee in which the damage is isolated to a particular compartment of the knee. In this case, the isolated area in question is the patellofemoral compartment, located at the
- [Partial Knee Replacement Medial Compartment](https://pbortho.com/procedure/partial-knee-replacement-medial-compartment/) - A partial knee replacement is an alternative to total knee replacement for some patients with osteoarthritis of the knee. This surgery can be done when the damage is confined to a particular compartment of the knee. To learn more about partial knee replacement surgery, contact Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates. When it comes to knee osteoarthritis,
- [Patella Tendon Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/patella-tendon-repair/) - What is it? Patellar tendon repair is used to address complete tears of the patellar tendon to enable anatomic repair of the affected area. This procedure is designed to reattach the patient’s torn tendon to the kneecap. Surgery is often more effective in patients who opt to have it performed very soon after the injury
- [Osteoarthritis Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/osteoarthritis-surgery/) - What is it? When little to no relief from pain is achieved by way of osteoarthritis medications, joint surgery may be considered as an option. This procedure is usually done arthroscopically. It is designed to remove damaged cartilage. Free-roaming bone pieces and other tissue in the knee that may be wearing down the affected area
- [Minimally Invasive Total Knee Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/minimally-invasive-total-knee-replacement/) - The ultimate goal of a minimally invasive total knee replacement is to provide long-term pain-free results. In a traditional knee replacement procedure, a surgeon makes a longer vertical incision over the front of the knee, exposing the joint. The incision for a minimally invasive total knee replacement, however, is significantly smaller. Our medical professionals at
- [Meniscus Tear Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/meniscus-tear-surgery/) - What is it? Meniscus tear surgery is a procedure, often done arthroscopically, that is designed to repair torn knee cartilage. A torn meniscus can be repaired by various minimally invasive techniques. Reparative surgery is followed by postoperative protectionary measures to enable the healing process. An ideal treatment method will be selected by your surgeon based
- [Meniscal Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/meniscal-repair/) - Knee injuries can be devastating to not just athletes or fitness enthusiasts. Virtually anyone can succumb to one at any given time. One of the most common types of knee injuries is a meniscus tear. A meniscus tear usually occurs with another knee injury, but they can happen on their own and be extremely painful.
- [MAKOPlasty Partial Knee Resurfacing](https://pbortho.com/procedure/makoplasty-partial-knee-resurfacing/) - What is it? MAKOplasty is a procedure designed for patients suffering from osteoarthritis damage in their inner knee. Using robotic guidance, your surgeon will make a 3-4 inch incision (shorter than a traditional incision of 5-6 inches) to remove the diseased portion of your knee. This will allow for the remaining healthy bone and neighboring
- [Knee Arthroscopy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/knee-arthroscopy/) - What is it? Knee arthroscopy is a common procedure during which the knee joint can be viewed through tiny incisions using a small camera. This allows your surgeon to diagnose and treat a variety of knee injuries. The procedure can be used to treat a torn meniscus, torn ACL, damage to the articular cartilage, fractures,
- [Fracture Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/fracture-repair/) - What is it? Fracture repair is a procedure that places metal screws, pins, rods, and/or plates in a broken bone in an effort to repair and allow the bone to properly heal. Bone fracture repair is used when casting or bracing a broken bone would not be an effective method to properly heal a bone.
- [Dislocated Patella Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/dislocated-patella-repair/) - Perhaps the most contemporary surgical procedure that’s performed for a dislocated patellar is known as the medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL). The MPFL is looked at as the tether between the inner side of the patella (kneecap) and the end of the thigh bone (femur). When the kneecap experiences physical trauma and becomes dislocated, the MPFL
- [Cartilage Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/cartilage-repair/) - Cartilage is a connective tissue that is found in most parts of the human body. It is a flexible and tough material, but it is relatively easy to damage. The rubbery tissue serves as a cushion between the body joints and bones in the body. Those with some cartilage damage often experience stiffness, joint hitches,
- [Subtrochanteric Fracture Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/subtrochanteric-fracture-surgery/) - What is it? Subtrochanteric fracture surgery is designed to treat a break between the bony prominence on the upper part of the hip (known as the lesser trochanter) and the area just below the lesser trochanter. The majority of subtrochanteric fractures are treated with long intramedullary nails with a large lag screw. They may also
- [Subcapital Fracture Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/subcapital-fracture-surgery/) - What is it? A subcapital fracture is one of the common types of intracapsular fractures of the femur. These fractures occur at the top level of the femur within a soft-tissue capsule envelope containing lubricant and fluid necessary for the hip joint to move properly. Subcapital fracture surgery is designed to treat this type of
- [Prophylactic Fixation](https://pbortho.com/procedure/prophylactic-fixation/) - What is it? This is a minimally invasive surgery that can reduce pain and act as a preventative measure for fracture-associated problems. Prophylactic fixation can ensure maximum mobility for patients. This procedure is often preferred over pathological fracture fixation because of its shorter recovery times and a quicker timetable for recovery. How is it Performed?
- [Open Reduction/Internal Fixation of the Hip & Femur](https://pbortho.com/procedure/open-reduction-internal-fixation-of-the-hip-femur/) - What is it? Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) is a two-tiered surgery used to fix broken bones in the hip and/or femur. The term “open reduction” refers to the process by which a surgeon repositions the patient’s bone pieces to their proper alignment. The term “internal fixation” describes the method of physically reconnecting the
- [Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/minimally-invasive-hip-replacement/) - What is it? A minimally invasive hip replacement is a procedure in which a small surgical incision is used and a small number of muscles around the hip are cut or detached and replaced with a prosthesis that relieves pain and helps mobilize the hip joint area. The minimally invasive approach is meant to accelerate
- [Intertrochanteric Fracture Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/intertrochanteric-fracture-surgery/) - What is it? This surgery is necessary when a fracture between the top of the femur and the lesser trochanter of the hip occurs. The lesser trochanter is a site where some of the primary muscles of the hip attach to. How is it Performed? This surgery is performed with either a compression hip screw
- [Hip Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/hip-replacement/) - The hip is one of the body’s largest joints and manages much of your mobility. If you are affected by any form of arthritis or have a hip disease, this can damage your hip’s ability to function and put you in great discomfort. The hip is a ball-and-socket joint. The surface of the hip ball
- [Hip Labrum Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/hip-labrum-repair/) - What is it? Hip labral repair is a minimally invasive procedure that involves the refixation of injured labral tissue. The labrum is a rim of soft tissue that surrounds the acetabulum (hip socket). A tear can occur as a result of an injury or the progression of osteoarthritis in the hip can also be a cause.
- [Hip Arthroscopy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/hip-arthroscopy/) - What is it? Hip arthroscopy is a procedure that enables doctors to have a clear view of the inside of a patient’s injured joint. This allows for your surgeon to diagnose and treat problems as accurately and effectively as possible. Hip arthroscopy is often recommended for patients suffering from hip impingement syndrome or hip pain
- [Wrist, Hand, and Finger Arthrodesis](https://pbortho.com/procedure/wrist-hand-and-finger-arthrodesis/) - What is it? Arthrodesis (targeted in the wrist, hand, and/or finger) is a procedure designed for joint fusion to remove the damaged and bony ends of the affected joint(s) and alleviate pain associated with joint disease and/or injury. How is it Performed? In arthrodesis, two bones on each of an affected joint are fused, which
- [Wrist Arthroscopy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/wrist-arthroscopy/) - What is it? Wrist arthroscopy is a procedure used to examine, diagnose, and treat problems inside the wrist joint. Your surgeon will insert a small camera into the wrist joint. This is done in order to capture and display images that will be used to guide the procedure. You may need a wrist arthroscopy if
- [Trigger Finger Release](https://pbortho.com/procedure/trigger-finger-release/) - What is it? Trigger finger release surgery is a procedure that divides a ligament at the base of the finger. This is done in order to release the inflamed tendon that causes the patient’s trigger finger. Trigger finger release is designed to enable the patient’s affected tendon to move freely. Trigger finger release has a
- [Treatment for Dupuytren’s Contracture](https://pbortho.com/procedure/treatment-for-dupuytrens-contracture/) - What is it? Dupuytren’s contracture can cause the fingers to bend down permanently. Once the hand is unable to be laid flat on a surface, treatment is warranted. There are different ways to treat Dupuytren’s contracture. One way is with surgery to surgical excise the diseased tissue to allow the finger to straighten. Another procedure
- [Total Wrist Fusion](https://pbortho.com/procedure/total-wrist-fusion/) - What is it? A total wrist fusion is a procedure designed to resolve certain painful, arthritic wrist conditions. There are two types of wrist fusion procedures that vary depending on the patient’s needs: Partial wrist fusion enables the preservation of some wrist movement, whereas full or total wrist fusion prevents all wrist movements. During the
- [Thumb Joint Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/thumb-joint-replacement/) - What is it? Thumb joint replacement surgery is a way to remove the arthritic and painful area of the thumb base to relieve pain. If pain along the thumb base from arthritis is not able to be controlled with conservative management such as rest, ice/heat, splinting and cortisone injections, then surgery may be an option
- [Surgical Fixation of Fractures in the Forearm, Hand, Wrist and Fingers](https://pbortho.com/procedure/surgical-fixation-of-fractures-in-the-forearm-hand-wrist-and-fingers/) - What is it? Occasionally with fractures in the upper extremity, they will require surgical treatment to realign the fracture. This can involve plates, screws, and pins depending on the injury. The implants are used to stabilize the fracture and help to restore the normal anatomy to the bone. How is it Performed? Some fractures can
- [Skier’s Thumb Repair](https://pbortho.com/procedure/skiers-thumb-repair/) - What is it? This procedure is meant to treat skier’s thumb which in short is a painful injury to a ligament of the thumb. This is caused by a forceful stretch towards the outer direction of the thumb ligament. This occurs when bracing for a fall with an outstretched hand or when skiers fall with
- [Repair of Ligaments and Tendons](https://pbortho.com/procedure/repair-of-ligaments-and-tendons/) - What is it? Trauma can occasionally result in injuries that will not heal on their own and will require surgical treatment. Examples can include lacerations of tendons that bend and extend the fingers and ruptures of some of the ligaments that stabilize the digits and wrist. How is it Performed? The surgical treatment will depend
- [Nerve Release](https://pbortho.com/procedure/nerve-release/) - What is it? Nerve release is a surgical technique that can be used with injuries involving nerve compressions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome. Compression injuries are a result of when muscles or other connective tissue in the hand/wrist region (in this instance) become abnormally tight and squeeze the nerve. How is
- [Excision](https://pbortho.com/procedure/excision/) - What is it? Excision is a surgical procedure during which a ganglion cyst is removed. The procedure also removes a part of the patient’s affected joint capsule or tendon. After excision, there may be some chance that the patient’s ganglion cyst(s) may return. However, this depends on the type of cyst and the surgeon’s relative
- [Cubital Tunnel Release](https://pbortho.com/procedure/cubital-tunnel-release/) - What is it? Cubital Tunnel Release is a procedure used to treat cubital tunnel syndrome. The procedure provides more room for the ulnar nerve as it is compressed at the inner elbow. A major goal of the procedure is to release or decompress the nerve that is causing the symptoms in the ring and small
- [Carpal Tunnel Release](https://pbortho.com/procedure/carpal-tunnel-release/) - What is it? Carpal Tunnel Release is a procedure used to treat carpal tunnel syndrome. The procedure provides more room for the median nerve and tendons passing through the tunnel. A major goal of the procedure is to release or decompress the nerve that is causing the symptoms in the affected area. The operation involves
- [Total Shoulder Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/total-shoulder-replacement/) - Are you experiencing excruciating pain caused by osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis in the shoulder? Are you unable to raise your hands above your head because of it? At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates in Duxbury, we believe everyone deserves to live a life free of pain. Reach out to us to find out more about the relief
- [Tommy John Surgery (UCL Reconstruction)](https://pbortho.com/procedure/tommy-john-surgery-ucl-reconstruction/) - About Tommy John Surgery (UCL Reconstruction): Tommy John Surgery is also known as ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) reconstruction. Tommy John was a professional baseball pitcher who decided to take on a then-unknown operation back in 1974 to reconstruct his UCL. After surgery, Tommy John went on to pitch for 15 more seasons post operation at
- [Reverse Shoulder Replacement](https://pbortho.com/procedure/reverse-shoulder-replacement/) - Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates provides top quality orthopedic care throughout the South Shore region of Massachusetts. Call us to find out more about how reverse shoulder replacement can improve your quality of life. What Is a Reverse Shoulder Replacement? Most patients are in chronic moderate-to-severe pain and have little to no ability to lift their
- [Elbow Fracture Fixation](https://pbortho.com/procedure/elbow-fracture-fixation/) - About Elbow Fracture Fixation: Elbow fracture fixation is an open reduction surgery designed to stabilize and heal a broken bone in the elbow.. Fixation refers to an internal procedure that uses screws and/or plates and other instruments to allow for optimal healing. The procedure is performed to place the fractured bone back into its original
- [Elbow Arthroscopy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/elbow-arthroscopy/) - About Elbow Arthroscopy: Elbow arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to examine, diagnose, and treat problems inside the elbow joint. Your surgeon will insert a small camera into the elbow joint. This is done in order to capture and display images that will be used to guide the procedure. The methods for elbow arthroscopy
- [Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF)](https://pbortho.com/procedure/transforaminal-lumbar-interbody-fusion-tlif/) - Our Spine Program is run by Awarded Spine Expert Dr. Steven Leckie. Locations in Plymouth, Duxbury & Sandwich, Massachusetts About Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF): A Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion is a Minimally Invasive Spine procedure, which involves the removal of a herniated disc and the fusion of two vertebrae. The goal of this procedure is to
- [Spinal Injections](https://pbortho.com/procedure/spinal-injections/) - Spinal injections are concentrated on pain, and can either be diagnostic or more commonly therapeutic. Most spinal injections are used to treat pain in the cervical, thoracic, and lumbosacral spine. If you’re experiencing pain in your back leg, neck, or arm, Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates can help you find out if spinal injections are the
- [Spinal Deformity and Scoliosis Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/spinal-deformity-and-scoliosis-surgery/) - Our Spine Program is run by Awarded Spine Expert Dr. Steven Leckie. Locations in Duxbury & Sandwich, Massachusetts About Spinal Deformity & Scoliosis Surgery: Spinal deformity surgery is a broad term for surgery meant to treat conditions of the spine such as scoliosis, kyphosis, flatback syndrome, and spondylolisthesis. In regards to scoliosis, which is an abnormal side-to-side
- [Revision Spine Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/revision-spine-surgery/) - Our Spine Program is run by Awarded Spine Expert Dr. Steven Leckie. Locations in Duxbury & Sandwich, Massachusetts About Revision Spine Surgery: Revision spine surgery is performed in patients who require corrections of problems associated with their previous spine surgery (or surgeries). The procedure is considered for patients with nonunion, deformity, or adjacent segment degeneration. Revision spine
- [Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (PLIF)](https://pbortho.com/procedure/posterior-lumbar-interbody-fusion-plif/) - Our Spine Program is run by Awarded Spine Expert Dr. Steven Leckie. Locations in Duxbury & Sandwich, Massachusetts About Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (PLIF): A Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) is a Minimally Invasive Spinal Fusion procedure that utilizes a posterior approach (from the back). This goal of this procedure is to not only alleviate symptoms such
- [Posterior Cervical Laminectomy and Fusion](https://pbortho.com/procedure/posterior-cervical-laminectomy-and-fusion/) - A Posterior Cervical Laminectomy and Fusion is a spine procedure that involves the removal of the lamina of the spine to alleviate the pressure on the spinal cord or spinal nerves. This procedure is necessary when the patient feels symptoms of cervical stenosis, which is a progressive condition that compresses the spinal cord in the
- [Minimally Invasive Lumbar Fusion](https://pbortho.com/procedure/minimally-invasive-lumbar-fusion/) - When the vertebrae, which are small bones that make up your spinal column, move against each other more than normal, it could lead to chronic back pain. Minimally invasive lumbar fusion is one surgical option that can alleviate the symptoms of this condition by joining together two or more bones to prevent them from moving
- [Microdiscectomy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/microdiscectomy/) - A Microdiscectomy is a Minimally Invasive Spinal procedure designed to relieve pain as a result of a herniated disc in the lumbar spine. When a disc becomes herniated, the gel-like nucleus material is extruded from the surrounding wall of the spinal disc (annulus). This material enters the spinal canal and presses against the spinal cord
- [Lumbar Laminectomy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/lumbar-laminectomy/) - A Minimally Invasive Lumbar Laminectomy, also known as Spinal Decompression Surgery, is a procedure performed to treat pain caused by spinal nerve compression which is often the result of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis. The procedure removes a small piece of the lamina of the spine so that the spinal nerve or spinal canal can be decompressed
- [Lateral Interbody Fusion (XLIF)](https://pbortho.com/procedure/lateral-interbody-fusion-xlif/) - Extreme lateral interbody fusion (often abbreviated XLIF) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used for treating several lumbar and lower spine disorders. XLIF treats back and leg pain and offers a lower recovery time than traditional surgeries of its kind. Our medical providers at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates may recommend this procedure if your condition
- [Laminoplasty](https://pbortho.com/procedure/laminoplasty/) - A Minimally Invasive Cervical Laminoplasty is a procedure designed to increase the space for the spinal cord to pass through in the cervical spine and is completed by reconstructing the laminar arch. The procedure is generally used to treat patients with severe Cervical Spinal Stenosis or spinal cord compression. Spinal cord compression is best handled
- [Kyphoplasty](https://pbortho.com/procedure/kyphoplasty/) - Kyphoplasty is a Minimally Invasive Spine Surgical procedure that fills a compression fracture and/or collapsed vertebra with surgical grade cement. The procedure is designed to restore original shape and configuration of the affected vertebral body. A major goal of the surgery is to alleviate pain caused by a collapsed fracture as well as bone stabilization
- [Dorsal Column Stimulator Insertion](https://pbortho.com/procedure/dorsal-column-stimulator-insertion/) - Treatments for chronic pain disorders have grown popular in the last decade as men and women seek effective solutions to help manage their chronic pain. Dorsal column stimulator insertion is a long-term treatment for chronic pain that involves delivery of electricity to the dorsal column. This procedure is designed to provide relief that matches the
- [Femoral Shaft Fracture Surgery](https://pbortho.com/procedure/femoral-shaft-fracture-surgery/) - Whats is it? Femoral shaft fracture surgery is designed to treat a break spanning anywhere across the long, straight part of the femur bone. There are multiple types of femoral shaft fractures. Among these types of fractures are: Transverse fractureOblique fractureSpiral fractureComminuted fractureOpen fracture With open fractures, it is imperative that they are cleansed and surgically
- [ACL Reconstruction](https://pbortho.com/procedure/acl-reconstruction/) - What is it? ACL Reconstruction is a procedure used to reconstruct a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) using a tissue graft to stabilize the knee. This can be done through very small incisions using an arthroscopy camera and special instruments. Improved methods and advances in ACL Repair have reduced complications and allowed for a quicker
- [Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion](https://pbortho.com/procedure/anterior-cervical-discectomy-and-fusion/) - Although many people resort to physical therapy or medication to treat pain or weakness in their neck, arm, or hand, these treatment modalities do not address the underlying cause of the symptoms. Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion is a procedure designed to alleviate the symptoms caused by a herniated or degenerative disk in the cervical
- [Anterior Cervical Corpectomy](https://pbortho.com/procedure/anterior-cervical-corpectomy/) - Our Spine Program is run by Awarded Spine Expert Dr. Steven Leckie. Locations in Plymouth Duxbury & Sandwich, Massachusetts About Anterior Cervical Corpectomy: An Anterior Cervical Corpectomy is a procedure performed to remove of the vertebral body and the disc spaces above and below. This procedure is done to decompress the cervical canal and is commonly performed

## Videos

- [Dr. Brett Teran: Chronic Pain](https://pbortho.com/video/brett-teran-chronic-pain/) - Dr. Brett Teran is currently the Medical Director of the Pain Center at PBOA. With his expertise, he is able to treat most complex and painful disorders
- [Craig Jordon: Orthosis Choices in Style and Material](https://pbortho.com/video/craig-jordon-orthosis-choices-in-style-and-material/) - Craig Jordan is the current Director of Rehabilitation at PBOST. Craig has been an occupational therapist for 23 years.
- [Dr Julia Kenniston: The Viking Disease](https://pbortho.com/video/dr-julia-kenniston-the-viking-disease/) - Dr. Julia Kenniston, is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon with specialized training in the treatment of hand and wrist conditions.
- [Dr Aman Sharma: The Modern Direct Anterior Total Hip Arthroplasty](https://pbortho.com/video/dr-aman-sharma-the-modern-direct-anterior-total-hip-arthroplasty/) - Dr. Sharma is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and partial & total knee replacement, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques
- [Dr Steven Leckie: Orthopedic and Spine Injuries in Combat Sports](https://pbortho.com/video/dr-steven-leckie-orthopedic-and-spine-injuries-in-combat-sports/) - Dr Steven Leckie: President of Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, President of the Medical Staff at BIDP, and Vice President of the MOA.
- [Welcome Address SMOS 2025](https://pbortho.com/video/welcome-address-smos-2025/) - Welcome To The 11th Annual Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium. Organized by Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates to further enhance orthopedic knowledge.
- [Wide Awake Hand Surgery - SMOS 2024](https://pbortho.com/video/wide-awake-hand-surgery-smos/) - https://youtu.be/dAOULQ9mqMI
- [Understanding Hip Dysplasia: Addressing Hip Pain in Young Adults - SMOS 2024](https://pbortho.com/video/understanding-hip-dysplasia/) - https://youtu.be/FHb96TcbiJ0
- [Advancements in Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Pathway - SMOS 2024](https://pbortho.com/video/advancements-in-hip-and-knee-arthroplasty-pathway/) - https://youtu.be/7BwRSGaOVnI
- [Back Pain: When is it Surgical? - SMOS 2024](https://pbortho.com/video/back-pain-when-is-it-surgical/) - https://youtu.be/vDZdRsRtX0k
- [High 5s Are IMPORTANT! How to Restore the Post Op Celebrations - SMOS 2024](https://pbortho.com/video/high-5s-are-important/) - https://youtu.be/gi8MbbSVQbg
- [What's Up With My Rotah Cup? - SMOS 2024](https://pbortho.com/video/whats-up-with-my-rotah-cup/) - https://youtu.be/ogBd12K1JSw
- [ACL Tears: Where Are We in 2024? - Ognjen Stevanovic, MD](https://pbortho.com/video/acl-tears-where-are-we-2024/) - https://youtu.be/GcnubZYB2Yo
- [Meet Dr. Eric Rightmire of Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates](https://pbortho.com/video/meet-dr-eric-rightmire-of-plymouth-bay-orthopedic-associates-2/) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yu7Zysl9y4
- [Meet Dr. Steven Leckie of Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates](https://pbortho.com/video/meet-dr-steven-leckie-of-plymouth-bay-orthopedic-associates/) - https://youtu.be/z668NOTLol0
- [Meet Dr. Brett Teran of Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates](https://pbortho.com/video/meet-dr-brett-teran-of-plymouth-bay-orthopedic-associates/) - https://youtu.be/OcrEg9DSYjg
- [Meet Dr. Walter Stanwood of Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates](https://pbortho.com/video/meet-dr-walter-stanwood-of-plymouth-bay-orthopedic-associates/) - https://youtu.be/V4ITqBrCxKs
- [The First Ever Live-Broadcasted Hip Replacement Surgery (1999) - R. Scott Oliver, M.D.](https://pbortho.com/video/first-live-tha/) - https://youtu.be/06-pnfLWOU8
- [Robotic Total Knee Replacement](https://pbortho.com/video/robotic-total-knee-replacement/) - https://youtu.be/Svak8kfKi1c
- [Hip Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/hip-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/-6QEIoFQlv4
- [Knee Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/knee-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/wg_Ith8Xq1E
- [Revision Lumbar Fusion](https://pbortho.com/video/revision-lumbar-fusion/)
- [How Will Artificial Intelligence Affect the Way We Practice Medicine](https://pbortho.com/video/how-will-artificial-intelligence-affect-the-way-we-practice-medicine/)
- [Scaphoid Fractures: What to Do When They Don't Heal](https://pbortho.com/video/scaphoid-fractures-what-to-do-when-they-dont-heal/)
- [Shoe Contruction: Effects on Lower Extremity Biomechanics and Risk Factors for Injury](https://pbortho.com/video/shoe-contruction-effects-on-lower-extremity-biomechanics-and-risk-factors-for-injury/)
- [Femoroacetabular Impingement: Evaluation and Management](https://pbortho.com/video/fai/)
- [ACL Reconstruction | Sue's Story](https://pbortho.com/video/acl-reconstruction-sues-story/) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxWU7FVgJAM
- [Rotator Cuff and Tricep Repair | Niko’s Story](https://pbortho.com/video/rotator-cuff-and-tricep-repair-nikos-story/)
- [Neuromodulation](https://pbortho.com/video/neuromodulation/)
- [Adult Spinal Deformity](https://pbortho.com/video/adult-spinal-deformity/)
- [Total Hip Replacement; Rehab Implications for Anterior vs Posterior Approach](https://pbortho.com/video/total-hip-replacement-rehab-implications-for-anterior-vs-posterior-approach/)
- [Young Adult and Adolescent Hip Pain](https://pbortho.com/video/young-adult-and-adolescent-hip-pain/)
- [Lumps and Bumps in the Hand and Wrist](https://pbortho.com/video/lumps-and-bumps-in-the-hand-and-wrist/)
- [Shoulder Rehab and Implications of Surgical Procedures](https://pbortho.com/video/shoulder-rehab-and-implications-of-surgical-procedures/)
- [Surgical Management of the Rotator Cuff; Shoulder Instability and Shoulder Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/video/surgical-management-of-the-rotator-cuff-shoulder-instability-and-shoulder-arthritis/)
- [Knee Injuries in the Aging Athlete; What's New in Sports Injuries](https://pbortho.com/video/knee-injuries-in-the-aging-athlete-whats-new-in-sports-injuries/)
- [Non Surgical Management of Hip and Knee Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/video/non-surgical-management-of-hip-and-knee-arthritis/)
- [The Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium (SMOS) 2021](https://pbortho.com/video/the-southern-massachusetts-orthopedic-symposium-smos-2021/) - https://youtu.be/75UQJvko4nc
- [Robotic Total Knee S1](https://pbortho.com/video/robotic-total-knee-s1-dr-oliver/) - https://youtu.be/ixv-b60YzWc
- [The Shoulder Exam Treatment and When to Refer Dr Rightmire](https://pbortho.com/video/the-shoulder-exam-treatment-and-when-to-refer-dr-rightmire/) - https://youtu.be/sQzzlQrDK-o
- [Does a Physiatrist Only Treat Spinal Conditions?](https://pbortho.com/video/does-a-physiatrist-only-treat-spinal-conditions/) - https://youtu.be/j-_zfhTwjyg
- [When Should I See a Spine Specialist?](https://pbortho.com/video/when-should-i-see-a-spine-specialist/) - https://youtu.be/RuhXT_1MRNI
- [Southern MA Orthopedic Symposium 2016: Low Back Pain Dr Teran](https://pbortho.com/video/southern-ma-orthopedic-symposium-2016-low-back-pain-dr-teran/) - https://youtu.be/zxjUdEll0BQ
- [Does Seeing A Spine Specialist Mean I Will Need Spine Surgery?](https://pbortho.com/video/does-seeing-a-spine-specialist-mean-i-will-need-spine-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/eGIXVJasKMQ
- [Who Should Patients See For Chronic Neck/Back Pain?](https://pbortho.com/video/who-should-patients-see-for-chronic-neck-back-pain/) - https://youtu.be/zraSohwDcZg
- [What is a Physiatrist and What Do They Treat?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-a-physiatrist-and-what-do-they-treat/) - https://youtu.be/YYAfLQ4DrfE
- [What Are the Non-Surgical Options for Neck and Back Pain?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-are-the-non-surgical-options-for-neck-and-back-pain/) - https://youtu.be/ubv6ztIqmnU
- [The Difference Between a Bulging and Herniated Disc](https://pbortho.com/video/the-difference-between-a-bulging-and-herniated-disc/) - https://youtu.be/iJgggiy-45c
- [Could The Pain In My Shoulder Be Coming From My Neck?](https://pbortho.com/video/could-the-pain-in-my-shoulder-be-coming-from-my-neck/) - https://youtu.be/vv_7iqnC8wQ
- [How Has Spine Surgery Changed in the Past Decade?](https://pbortho.com/video/how-has-spine-surgery-changed-in-the-past-decade/) - https://youtu.be/YrgM4wkOA1Y
- [What is Sciatica and How Do You Treat It?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-sciatica-and-how-do-you-treat-it/) - https://youtu.be/GQ4ZXAQ8I68
- [What is a Pinched Spinal Nerve and How is it Treated?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-a-pinched-spinal-nerve-and-how-is-it-treated/) - https://youtu.be/AwhBSJGg_Cg
- [When Should I Consider Spine Surgery?](https://pbortho.com/video/when-should-i-consider-spine-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/-sJIq4zjelc
- [Do I Have To Go To A Hospital in Boston for Spine Care?](https://pbortho.com/video/do-i-have-to-go-to-a-hospital-in-boston-for-spine-care/) - https://youtu.be/xT-SP3-1KZg
- [Why It's Important to See An Orthopedic Specialist For Shoulder Pain](https://pbortho.com/video/why-its-important-to-see-an-orthopedic-specialist-for-shoulder-pain/) - https://youtu.be/sYmmLvR8uoo
- [Fernando's Testimonial: Dr. Eric Rightmire of Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates](https://pbortho.com/video/fernandos-testimonial-dr-eric-rightmire-of-plymouth-bay-orthopedic-associates/) - https://youtu.be/F8dX4VGuPxw
- [What is a Shoulder Replacement?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-a-shoulder-replacement/) - https://youtu.be/YkH60Bsw3IY
- [Exercises That Can Cause Knee Injuries](https://pbortho.com/video/exercises-that-can-cause-knee-injuries/) - https://youtu.be/vL7t2kvq_as
- [Does a Torn Meniscus Require Surgery?](https://pbortho.com/video/does-a-torn-meniscus-require-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/j_nqYwski4U
- [Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium 2016 Knee Injuries How to Treat and When to Refer](https://pbortho.com/video/southern-massachusetts-orthopedic-symposium-2016-knee-injuries-how-to-treat-and-when-to-refer/) - https://youtu.be/tkVIPnfM18U
- [Meet Dr. R. Scott Oliver](https://pbortho.com/video/meet-dr-r-scott-oliver-founder-of-plymouth-bay-orthopedic-associates/) - https://youtu.be/OeGA2Se_yp0
- [What are Shoulder Labrum Tears and How Are They Treated?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-are-shoulder-labrum-tears-and-how-are-they-treated/) - https://youtu.be/btnnTiX4xUs
- [Common Signs of a Rotator Cuff Tear and How They Are Treated](https://pbortho.com/video/common-signs-of-a-rotator-cuff-tear-and-how-they-are-treated/) - https://youtu.be/fTzjc3FSvZY
- [What is Frozen Shoulder Syndrome and How Is It Treated?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-frozen-shoulder-syndrome-and-how-is-it-treated/) - https://youtu.be/S3dNEGU76WM
- [How is Bicep Tendonitis Treated?](https://pbortho.com/video/how-is-bicep-tendonitis-treated/) - https://youtu.be/swyoaQsoiX4
- [Is Tommy John's Surgery Only Performed on Athletes?](https://pbortho.com/video/is-tommy-johns-surgery-only-performed-on-athletes/) - https://youtu.be/Cj-0DkEW-xo
- [Why More Younger Athletes Undergoing Tommy John's Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/why-more-younger-athletes-undergoing-tommy-johns-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/-7T1P1rk8js
- [My Philosophy on Opioid Medications for Orthopedic and Spine Injuries](https://pbortho.com/video/my-philosophy-on-opioid-medications-for-orthopedic-and-spine-injuries/) - https://youtu.be/WqKnIjsg0Ok
- [What is Hip Bursitis and How Is It Treated?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-hip-bursitis-and-how-is-it-treated/) - https://youtu.be/OsAZ-lnv5qc
- [What Are My Treatment Options for Hip Arthritis?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-are-my-treatment-options-for-hip-arthritis/) - https://youtu.be/M-U98YnLkPA
- [What is Hip Impingement Syndrome and How Is It Treated?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-hip-impingement-syndrome-and-how-is-it-treated/) - https://youtu.be/FBWpzh3yzgA
- [Full Hip Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/full-hip-surgery-video-viewer-discretion-advised/) - https://youtu.be/-6QEIoFQlv4
- [Gym Exercises That Can Cause Knee Injuries](https://pbortho.com/video/gym-exercises-that-can-cause-knee-injuries/) - https://youtu.be/vL7t2kvq_as
- [The Difference Between Partial and Complete Knee Ligament Tears](https://pbortho.com/video/the-difference-between-partial-and-complete-knee-ligament-tears/) - https://youtu.be/yY6yEdkB_Es
- [What Are My Treatment Options for Knee Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/video/what-are-my-treatment-options-for-knee-arthritis/) - https://youtu.be/RaRAkDdQy3M
- [Marks Spine Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/marks-spine-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/XFg-ldtbqdo
- [SMOS 2019 Lumbar Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2019-lumbar-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/C14GZ6S4j2U
- [SMOS 2019 Dr. Kenniston](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2019-dr-kenniston/) - https://youtu.be/WrJQfkLV9z8
- [SMOS 2019 Knee Update](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2019-knee-update/) - https://youtu.be/-ESnsGn5MNQ
- [SMOS 2019 Review of Back Pain](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2019-review-of-back-pain/) - https://youtu.be/Mav7F3RYaPs
- [SMOS 2019 Teran What Is Concussion](https://pbortho.com/video/3361/) - https://youtu.be/9yOVApTYp8M
- [SMOS 2019 Concussion Program](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-219-concussion-program/) - https://youtu.be/Ga93MZxjpFs
- [SMOS 2019 Shoulder Pain](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2019-shoulder-pain/) - https://youtu.be/Ss5HIxicSNU
- [Surgical Treatment of the Neck](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-surgical-treatment-of-the-neck/) - https://youtu.be/1DqS4V8oAlo
- [SMOS 2018 Arthritis of the Hand](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2018-arthritis-of-the-hand/) - https://youtu.be/mjnUZXK9768
- [SMOS Dr Brett Teran](https://pbortho.com/video/3366/) - https://youtu.be/77vIUKsNJio
- [SMOS 2018 Dr. Rightmire](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2018-dr-rightmire/) - https://youtu.be/hNBhfm7bpSc
- [SMOS 2018 Dr. Leckie](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2018-dr-leckie/) - https://youtu.be/DPllcNN35vM
- [What Is Causing My Hip Pain?](https://pbortho.com/video/what-is-causing-my-hip-pain-and-how-can-it-be-treated/) - https://youtu.be/GIUMySvf0b8
- [SMOS 2019 Therapist Perspective](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2019-therapist-perspective/) - https://youtu.be/g_LwL2Ga-XY
- [Biologics in the Shoulder & Elbow](https://pbortho.com/video/biologics-in-the-shoulder-elbow/) - https://youtu.be/XR6SzsO0V3k
- [SMOS 2017 Robotic Technologic Advances in Knee Surgery](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2017-robotic-technologic-advances-in-knee-surgery/) - https://youtu.be/qEUh9suHCHc
- [SMOS 2017 Traumatic Injuries and Treatment of the Shoulder](https://pbortho.com/video/smos-2017-traumatic-injuries-and-treatment-of-the-shoulder/) - https://youtu.be/yeBgSs5i-SI
- [Young Adult Hip Pain](https://pbortho.com/video/young-adult-hip-pain/) - https://youtu.be/VvxXplNd-GI
- [SMOS Dr Steven Leckie](https://pbortho.com/video/3374/) - https://youtu.be/WAQEqFxaHnA
- [Message From Dr. Scott Oliver](https://pbortho.com/video/message-from-dr-scott-oliver/) - https://youtu.be/FC3fmPKqBrk
- [Dennis Knee Replacement](https://pbortho.com/video/dennis-knee-replacement/) - https://youtu.be/yDYBxiCGpVY
- [Hip Replacement Testimonial](https://pbortho.com/video/hip-replacement-testimonial/) - https://youtu.be/BYLkuypFdk0
- [Lou's Hip Replacement](https://pbortho.com/video/lous-hip-replacement-experience-with-dr-r-scott-oliver/) - https://youtu.be/pTCGHm0DE1w
- [Back Pain: When is Surgery Indicated](https://pbortho.com/video/back-pain-when-is-surgery-indicated/) - https://youtu.be/z5f19ZVOxx4
- [Ouch! I Have Hip and Knee Arthritis Now What?](https://pbortho.com/video/ouch-i-have-hip-and-knee-arthritis-now-what/) - https://youtu.be/LVS6dwsJnxs
- [Dr. Leckie Discusses Spine Emergencies](https://pbortho.com/video/dr-leckie-discusses-spine-emergencies/) - https://youtu.be/scO3Z0J1tq0
- [ACLs, Concussions and Urgent Injury Access](https://pbortho.com/video/acls-concussions-and-urgent-injury-access/) - https://youtu.be/CKxlnO5goX0
- [Post-Concussion Syndrome: Indications for Physical Therapy - SMOS 2021](https://pbortho.com/video/post-concussion-syndrome-indications-for-physical-therapy-smos-2021/) - https://youtu.be/9mkZrBL55J8
- [Spine Injuries in the Elite Athlete - SMOS 2021](https://pbortho.com/video/post-concussion-syndrome-indications-for-physical-therapy-smos-2021-2/) - https://youtu.be/kSSaobIT5KI

## Events

- [Move Better. Live Better](https://pbortho.com/event/move-better-live-better/) - Move Better. Live Better: Free Community Event on Hip & Knee Pain Featuring Dr. R. Scott Oliver & Dr. Aman Sharma December 8, 2025•5:00 PM The Dan’l Webster Inn
- [Move Again: Free Community Event on Modern Orthopedic Care](https://pbortho.com/event/move-again-free-community-event-on-modern-orthopedic-care/) - Move Again: Free Community Event on Modern Orthopedic Care Featuring Dr. Oliver & Dr. Zabilski - October, 27 2025 - The Fireside Grille 30 Bedford St Middleboro
- [Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium 2025](https://pbortho.com/event/southern-massachusetts-orthopedic-symposium-2025/) - Join us for the 11th Annual Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium (SMOS) on October 16th at 1620 Winery in Plymouth!
- [Regenerative Orthopedics & Surgical Excellence: Innovative Solutions for Hip & Knee Health](https://pbortho.com/event/regenerative-orthopedics-surgical-excellence-innovative-solutions-for-hip-knee-health-4/)
- [Regenerative Orthopedics & Surgical Excellence: Innovative Solutions for Hip & Knee Health](https://pbortho.com/event/regenerative-orthopedics-surgical-excellence-innovative-solutions-for-hip-knee-health-3/)
- [Regenerative Orthopedics & Surgical Excellence: Innovative Solutions for Hip & Knee Health](https://pbortho.com/event/regenerative-orthopedics-surgical-excellence-innovative-solutions-for-hip-knee-health-2/)
- [Regenerative Orthopedics & Surgical Excellence: Innovative Solutions for Hip & Knee Health](https://pbortho.com/event/regenerative-orthopedics-surgical-excellence-innovative-solutions-for-hip-knee-health/)
- [The Holistic Guide to Hip and Knee Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/event/the-holistic-guide-to-hip-and-knee-arthritis-2/)
- [The Holistic Guide to Hip and Knee Arthritis](https://pbortho.com/event/the-holistic-guide-to-hip-and-knee-arthritis/)
- [Knee Wear and Tear in the Aging Athlete: New Treatments from the Latest in Arthroscopy to Robotic Knee Replacement](https://pbortho.com/event/knee-wear-and-tear-in-the-aging-athlete-new-treatments-from-the-latest-in-arthroscopy-to-robotic-knee-replacement/)
- [Journey to Joint Wellness: Navigating Joint Replacement for a Healthier Community](https://pbortho.com/event/journey-to-joint-wellness-navigating-joint-replacement-for-a-healthier-community/)
- [Office-Based Wide Awake Hand Surgery: Efficiency and Value](https://pbortho.com/event/office-based-wide-awake-hand-surgery-efficiency-and-value/)
- [Hip and Knee Arthritis: When is Surgery an Option?](https://pbortho.com/event/hip-and-knee-arthritis-when-is-surgery-an-option/)
- ["Journey to Joint Wellness: Navigating Total Joint Replacement for a Healthier Community"](https://pbortho.com/event/journey-to-joint-wellness-navigating-total-joint-replacement-for-a-healthier-community/)
- [Attaining Excellent Outcomes on Total Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery](https://pbortho.com/event/attaining-excellent-outcomes-on-total-hip-and-knee-replacement-surgery/)
- [Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium (SMOS) 2023](https://pbortho.com/event/southern-massachusetts-orthopedic-symposium-smos-2023/) - Register at PBOrtho.com/SMOS
- [Hip and Knee Arthritis: When is the Right Time for Surgery?](https://pbortho.com/event/hip-and-knee-arthritis-when-is-the-right-time-for-surgery/) - Join us Wednesday, April 26th at Station Eight Tavern in Marshfield for dinner and a live seminar from Dr. Marcelo Siqueira as he discusses hip and knee arthritis. Learn about common causes and treatments as well as when it's the right time for surgical intervention. Visit pbortho.com/register to reserve your spot!
- [Anterior Total Hips & Robotic Knees; What Patients Need to Know](https://pbortho.com/event/anterior-total-hips-what-patients-need-to-know/) - Join us Wednesday, January 25th for an in-person talk from our joint replacement specialist, Dr. Marcelo Siqueira. Please click here to register!
- ["Cervical Disc Replacement; What Patients Need to Know."](https://pbortho.com/event/cervical-disc-replacement-what-patients-need-to-know/) - Join us Tuesday, April 12th for a virtual talk from our spine specialist, Dr. Aaron Beck. Follow along on Zoom or Facebook Live as Dr. Beck discusses all patients need to know about cervical disc replacements. Please click here to register!
- ["When Is Back Pain Not Just Pain/Spinal Cord Stimulation"](https://pbortho.com/event/when-is-back-pain-not-just-pain-spinal-cord-stimulation/) - Join us February 7th to hear from spine surgeon, Dr. Aaron Beck, and physiatrist, Dr. Brett Teran, and they discuss spinal cord stimulation and when back pain is more than just pain.
- ["Nagging Tendon Injuries; What Patients Need to Know"](https://pbortho.com/event/nagging-tendon-injuries/) - Join us this Wednesday, February 23rd, to hear from Dr. Ron Avraham as he discusses all patients need to know about those nagging tendon injuries.
- [Ouch! I Have Hip/Knee Arthritis Now What?](https://pbortho.com/event/ouch-i-have-hip-knee-arthritis-now-what/) - Please join our Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Joseph Zabilski for a free virtual educational event: Ouch! I have Hip/Knee Arthritis Now What? Our goal for this discussion is to provide you with information regarding non-surgical treatments for hip and knee arthritis. The event is free however registration is required. Please click here to register for
- ["Anterior Total Hip Replacements and Robotic Total Knees; What Patients Need to Know."](https://pbortho.com/event/anterior-total-hip-replacements-and-robotic-total-knees-what-patients-need-to-know/) - Join us this Thursday, February 17th, to hear from our newest joint replacement specialist, Dr. Marcelo Siqueira. Learn about the newest and most innovative approaches to joint replacement surgeries and the immense benefits that come with them. This event is online only and will be streaming via Zoom and Facebook Live. Please click here to
- [The Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium (SMOS) 2021](https://pbortho.com/event/the-southern-massachusetts-orthopedic-symposium-smos-2021-2/) - A live event for clinicians and healthcare professionals. In person and via Zoom. If you are interested in sponsoring SMOS 2021, please email mmcdonough@pbortho.com ATTENDEE REGISTRATION: Single Attendee Registration Group of 3 Attendee Registration Group of 4 Attendee Registration 2021 SCHEDULE: 1:00-1:05 - Dr. Scott Oliver - Opening remarks *Session 1 - Spine;
- [The Southern Massachusetts Orthopedic Symposium (SMOS) 2021](https://pbortho.com/event/the-southern-massachusetts-orthopedic-symposium-smos-2021/) - A live event for clinicians and healthcare professionals. In person and via Zoom. If you are interested in sponsoring SMOS 2021, please email mmcdonough@pbortho.com ATTENDEE REGISTRATION: Single Attendee Registration Group of 3 Attendee Registration Group of 4 Attendee Registration 2021 SCHEDULE: 1:00-1:05 - Dr. Scott Oliver - Opening remarks *Session 1 - Spine;
- [A Pain In The Neck! Degenerative Conditions Of The Cervical Spine](https://pbortho.com/event/cervical-myelopathy-and-radiculopathy-2/) - Degenerative conditions of the cervical spine cause neck pain, as well as arm pain, numbness, or weakness. Join Dr. Steven Leckie for an educational webinar to learn the signs and symptoms of a "pinched nerve", treatment options, outcomes and what to watch out for. *The event is free, but registration is required. Please register at:
- [A Pain In The Neck! Degenerative Conditions Of The Cervical Spine](https://pbortho.com/event/cervical-myelopathy-and-radiculopathy/) - Degenerative conditions of the cervical spine cause neck pain, as well as arm pain, numbness, or weakness. Join Dr. Steven Leckie for an educational webinar to learn the signs and symptoms of a "pinched nerve", treatment options, outcomes and what to watch out for. *The event is free, but registration is required. Please register at:
- [Quick and Easy Exercises To Get You Moving From Home](https://pbortho.com/event/8422-2/) - Neck and back pain appointments continue to increase in frequency as pandemic restrictions force individuals to work remotely or socialize virtually. This prolonged time at the computer may lead to aches and pains as most home office setups are not conducive to good posture. Please join Plymouth Bay Orthopedics Sports Therapy’s Physical Therapist, Christie
- [Quick and Easy Exercises To Get You Moving From Home](https://pbortho.com/event/8422/) - Neck and back pain appointments continue to increase in frequency as pandemic restrictions force individuals to work remotely or socialize virtually. This prolonged time at the computer may lead to aches and pains as most home office setups are not conducive to good posture. Please join Plymouth Bay Orthopedics Sports Therapy’s Physical Therapist, Christie
- [Understanding Sciatica - What You Need to Know.](https://pbortho.com/event/understanding-sciatica-what-you-need-to-know-2/) - Join Dr. Ron Avraham for a speaker session on Sciatica and what you need to know. Sciatica can be a painful and debilitating condition. Knowing how to recognize the signs and symptoms may help with timely diagnosis. Treatment with rehabilitation, medications and image-guided injections can bring significant relief. This event is free, but does
- [Understanding Sciatica - What You Need to Know.](https://pbortho.com/event/understanding-sciatica-what-you-need-to-know/) - Join Dr. Ron Avraham for a speaker session on Sciatica and what you need to know. Sciatica can be a painful and debilitating condition. Knowing how to recognize the signs and symptoms may help with timely diagnosis. Treatment with rehabilitation, medications and image-guided injections can bring significant relief. This event is free, but does
- [Update on The Treatment of Shoulder and Elbow Pain](https://pbortho.com/event/update-on-the-treatment-of-shoulder-and-elbow-pain-2/) - Please join Dr. Walter Stanwood on the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Facebook page for a live event to learn about the different updated treatment options for shoulder and elbow pain. *If you do not have a Facebook page, but would like to join the event please register at: http://bit.ly/drstanwoodfb
- [Update on The Treatment of Shoulder and Elbow Pain](https://pbortho.com/event/update-on-the-treatment-of-shoulder-and-elbow-pain/) - Please join Dr. Walter Stanwood on the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Facebook page for a live event to learn about the different updated treatment options for shoulder and elbow pain. *If you do not have a Facebook page, but would like to join the event please register at: http://bit.ly/drstanwoodfb
- [Ouch! I Have Hip/Knee Arthritis Now What?](https://pbortho.com/event/ouch-i-have-hip-knee-arthritis-now-what-2/) - Please join our Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Joseph Zabilski for a free virtual educational event: Ouch! I have Hip/Knee Arthritis Now What? Our goal for this discussion is to provide you with information regarding non-surgical treatments for hip and knee arthritis. The event is free however registration is required. Please click here to register for
- [Musculoskeletal Regenerative Treatment](https://pbortho.com/event/musculoskeletal-regenerative-treatment-2/) - Please join Dr. Ron Avraham on the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Facebook page for a live streaming event to learn about Musculoskeletal Regenerative Treatments. Dr. Avraham will be discussing regenerative medicine treatments utilizing Platelet Rich Plasma ( PRP) therapy to treat painful tendon and ligament injuries as well as mild to moderate arthritic joint
- [Musculoskeletal Regenerative Treatment](https://pbortho.com/event/musculoskeletal-regenerative-treatment/) - Please join Dr. Ron Avraham on the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Facebook page for a live streaming event to learn about Musculoskeletal Regenerative Treatments. Dr. Avraham will be discussing regenerative medicine treatments utilizing Platelet Rich Plasma ( PRP) therapy to treat painful tendon and ligament injuries as well as mild to moderate arthritic joint
- [PBOA Sports Series: ACLS, Concussions and Urgent Injury Access](https://pbortho.com/event/pboa-sports-series-acls-concussions-and-urgent-injury-access/) - Join us on the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Facebook page for a live streaming event to learn about acls, concussions and where to go for urgent injury access from PBOAs experienced orthopedic physician assistant Erin Dawicki. The session will cover: - ACL Injuries - Concussions - Where to go: Ortho Urgent Care or Emergency
- [PBOA Sports Series: ACLS, Concussions and Urgent Injury Access](https://pbortho.com/event/pboa-sports-series-acls-concussions-and-urgent-injury-access-2/) - Join us on the Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Facebook page for a live streaming event to learn about acls, concussions and where to go for urgent injury access from PBOAs experienced orthopedic physician assistant Erin Dawicki. The session will cover: - ACL Injuries - Concussions - Where to go: Ortho Urgent Care or Emergency
- [Back Pain: When is Surgery Indicated?](https://pbortho.com/event/back-pain-when-is-surgery-indicated-2/) - Please join our Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Seven Leckie for a free virtual educational event on back pain and when surgery is indicated. If you are interested in attending the event please RSVP to Jill Caramello at jcaramello@pbortho.com by Tuesday, January 19th Date: Wednesday, January 20th Time: 5:00pm-6:00pm Link: https://bit.ly/drleckie
- [Back Pain: When is Surgery Indicated?](https://pbortho.com/event/back-pain-when-is-surgery-indicated/) - Please join our Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Seven Leckie for a free virtual educational event on back pain and when surgery is indicated. If you are interested in attending the event please RSVP to Jill Caramello at jcaramello@pbortho.com by Tuesday, January 19th Date: Wednesday, January 20th Time: 5:00pm-6:00pm Link: https://bit.ly/drleckie
- [Chronic Pain Management](https://pbortho.com/event/chronic-pain-management-2/) - Please join Dr. Brett Teran in collaboration with Nevro Corp. for a free virtual educational event on chronic pain management and minimally invasive treatment options. One advanced technology NOW AVAILABLE in the field of Spinal Cord Stimulation is HF10 by Nevro. This technology is backed by rigorous clinical data showing a significant improvement in pain
- [Chronic Pain Management](https://pbortho.com/event/chronic-pain-management/) - Please join Dr. Brett Teran in collaboration with Nevro Corp. for a free virtual educational event on chronic pain management and minimally invasive treatment options. One advanced technology NOW AVAILABLE in the field of Spinal Cord Stimulation is HF10 by Nevro. This technology is backed by rigorous clinical data showing a significant improvement in pain
- [Knee Injuries & Robotic Arm-Assisted Surgery](https://pbortho.com/event/knee-injuries-robotic-assisted-surgery-2/) - Please join us for a free virtual educational event on knee injuries, acl and meniscus tears, partial and total knee replacements and arthritis of the knee. This even will be hosted by our Dual Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Physician Dr. Eric Rightmire. Dr. Rightmire will also be discussing MAKO Robotic Arm Assisted surgery
- [Knee Injuries & Robotic Arm-Assisted Surgery](https://pbortho.com/event/knee-injuries-robotic-assisted-surgery/) - Please join us for a free virtual educational event on knee injuries, acl and meniscus tears, partial and total knee replacements and arthritis of the knee. This even will be hosted by our Dual Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Physician Dr. Eric Rightmire. Dr. Rightmire will also be discussing MAKO Robotic Arm Assisted surgery
- [Lumbar Disc Herniations](https://pbortho.com/event/pboa-speaker-session-dr-aaron-beck-2/) - Our mission at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. is to provide you with the highest quality orthopedic care, so that you can get back to the activities and lifestyle you desire. Please join us with our spine and trauma surgeon Dr. Aaron Beck for a virtual educational event where he will be discussing Lumbar Disc
- [Lumbar Disc Herniations](https://pbortho.com/event/pboa-speaker-session-dr-aaron-beck/) - Our mission at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. is to provide you with the highest quality orthopedic care, so that you can get back to the activities and lifestyle you desire. Please join us with our spine and trauma surgeon Dr. Aaron Beck for a virtual educational event where he will be discussing Lumbar Disc
- [Treatment of Painful Arthritic Joint Pain in the Lower Back](https://pbortho.com/event/treatment-of-painful-arthritic-joint-pain-in-the-lower-back-2/) - Please join Dr. Avraham Plymouth Bay Orthopedics' Interventional Physiatrists for a virtual community talk discussing the treatment of painful arthritic joint pain in the lower back. Dr. Avraham will be discussing how lumbar facet joints and sacroiliac joints contribute to low back pain and he will be reviewing effective non-surgical treatment options to address these
- [Treatment of Painful Arthritic Joint Pain in the Lower Back](https://pbortho.com/event/treatment-of-painful-arthritic-joint-pain-in-the-lower-back/) - Please join Dr. Avraham Plymouth Bay Orthopedics' Interventional Physiatrists for a virtual community talk discussing the treatment of painful arthritic joint pain in the lower back. Dr. Avraham will be discussing how lumbar facet joints and sacroiliac joints contribute to low back pain and he will be reviewing effective non-surgical treatment options to address these
- [Spine Surgery 101: Back Pain - When is Surgery an Option?](https://pbortho.com/event/spine-surgery-101-back-pain-when-is-surgery-an-option/) - Spine Surgery 101: Back Pain- When is surgery an option?
- [Spine Surgery 101: Back Pain - When is Surgery an Option?](https://pbortho.com/event/spine-surgery-101-back-pain-when-is-surgery-an-option-2/) - Spine Surgery 101: Back Pain- When is surgery an option?

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## Teams

- [Physicians](https://pbortho.com/team/physicians/) - Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates Inc, is made up of ten highly trained physicians with more than 100 years combined experience in treating orthopedic patients. Each physician has a special niche which allows them to treat patients orthopedically from head to toe. Ailments of many kinds related to the neck, spine, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, and ankle/foot are all currently treated in the practice. All of our physicians are associated with New England Baptist Hospital, ranked among the Top Hospitals for Orthopedics by US News and World report and the only hospital in Massachusetts to receive a 5 star rating from CMS; and Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital- Plymouth’s Orthopedic Program which is ranked among the top hospitals in Massachusetts with the lowest complication rate for hip, knee and shoulder replacements. (Source: 2012 Medicare Quality Study from The Delta Group)
- [Comprehensive Spine Group](https://pbortho.com/team/comprehensive-spine-group/) - The Board Certified Spine experts at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. have helped thousands of patients relieve their back and neck pain through both pain management techniques and spinal procedures. Fortunately, the vast majority of spine issues can be managed without surgery. Our Board Certified Pain Management Specialist, Dr. Brett Teran, uses the most innovative (non-surgical) techniques, including medications and injections to target the source of back or neck pain. If non-operative measures have been exhausted, our awarded Board Certified Orthopedic Spine Surgeon, Dr. Steven Leckie offers comprehensive and advanced minimally Invasive surgical options such as, Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar Spine Decompression and Fusions, Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery, Deformity Correction and Revision Surgery.
- [Hand Team](https://pbortho.com/team/hand-team/) - Our Hand and Wrist Specialist, Dr. Julia Kenniston, is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon with specialized training in the treatment of hand and wrist conditions. Dr. Kenniston has gone beyond Board Certified Orthopedic training and has obtained a Sub-specialty Certificate in Surgery of the Hand. Dr. Kenniston is regarded as one of the top Hand and Wrist Specialists in Massachusetts.
- [Physician Assistants](https://pbortho.com/team/physician-assistants/)
- [Therapy Team](https://pbortho.com/team/therapy-team/) - At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Sports Therapy our Physical Therapy Team understands that to return active people to active lifestyles after an injury takes work. Our new facility at 41 Resnik Road in Plymouth, Massachusetts was designed specifically with that concept in mind. Our therapists and therapy assistants have years of orthopedic and sports rehabilitation experience. Many having been with Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Sports Therapy for a decade or more.
- [Nurse Practitioners](https://pbortho.com/team/nurse-practitioners/)

## Services

- [Spine](https://pbortho.com/service/spine/) - Spine The Board Certified Spine experts at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. have helped thousands of patients relieve their back and neck pain through both pain management techniques and spinal procedures. Fortunately, the vast majority of spine issues can be managed without surgery. Our Board Certified Physical Therapy team utilizes strengthening programs to help alleviate pain. Our Board Certified Pain Management Specialist, Dr. Brett Teran, uses the most innovative (non-surgical) techniques, including medications and injections to target the source of back or neck pain. If non-operative measures have been exhausted, our awarded Board Certified Orthopedic Spine Surgeon, Dr. Steven Leckie, offers comprehensive and advanced minimally invasive surgical options such as: Cervical, Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Decompression’s and Fusions Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Deformity Correction and Revision Surgery Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many non-surgical & minimally invasive surgical treatment options to accurately treat a wide variety of spinal conditions. In many cases, non-surgical pain management treatments are very effective. This may include injections, physical therapy or medications. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. Visit with one of our specialists to learn about new ways we can help you with these innovative technologies. We have three convenient locations in Plymouth, Duxbury & Sandwich and offer on-site imaging for easy and convenient diagnosis. We offer advanced on-site Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy services to help patients alleviate pain and get back to living pain free!
- [Ortho Urgent](https://pbortho.com/service/ortho-urgent/) - Say goodbye to painfully long waits and hello to immediate, specialized orthopedic care. Our Ortho Urgent Care services guarantees appointments for acute orthopedic care within 24-hours, Monday-Friday. Skip the congested emergency rooms, and receive top notch treatment from the best orthopedic specialists in the region. Orthopedic Urgent Care At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates Convenient Ortho Care Center, we understand the importance of timely treatment for acute orthopedic conditions. That’s why we offer access to our orthopedic experts within 24 hours, Monday through Friday. With a focus on the latest technologies and cutting-edge procedures, we provide a wide range of treatment options for your orthopedic and sports injuries. Booking an appointment is quick and easy. Simply call 781.934.2400 for immediate availability within 24 hours, Monday through Friday. What Plymouth Bay Ortho Urgent can treat: Fractures/Broken Bones Sprains and Strains Dislocations Sports Injuries Shoulder Injuries Knee Injuries Hand Injuries Back/Neck Injuries Appropriate Acute Injuries Motor Vehicle Accidents Please go to your local emergency department if you are experiencing any of the following: work-related injuries, visible bone, multiple injuries, head injuries, concussion, animal bites, burns, rib fractures, sternum injuries. Plymouth Bay Ortho Urgent Care is NOT for chronic orthopedic problems, second opinions, or pain medication refills. What are the benefits of Plymouth Bay Ortho Urgent Care? Specialized Expertise: Plymouth Bay Ortho Urgent Care is staffed by our dedicated orthopedic specialists who possess in-depth knowledge and experience in treating bone, joint, and musculoskeletal injuries. They are equipped to provide expert care tailored to your specific orthopedic condition. Expedited Appointments: Our Ortho Urgent Care service prioritizes prompt treatment, offering appointments within a shorter timeframe. This means you receive specialized orthopedic care without enduring the painfully long waits and contagious crowds in the emergency room. Cost-Effectiveness: Seeking orthopedic care at an urgent care center is often more cost-effective compared to emergency room visits. Emergency room visits typically come with higher expenses and a referral to an orthopedic specialist, whereas Ortho Urgent Care can provide you with the specialized care faster and at a lower cost. Efficient Evaluation and Treatment: Our Ortho Urgent Care services features on site X-ray capabilities, allowing for immediate evaluation of injuries. This enables a quicker and more accurate diagnosis, leading to timely treatment plans and faster relief.
- [Orthopedic Clinic](https://pbortho.com/service/orthopedic-clinic/) - Orthopedic Clinic Our highly trained physicians and advanced practice providers have more than 100 years combined experience in treating orthopedic patients. Each physician has a special niche which allows our practice to treat patients orthopedically from head to toe. We offer many non-surgical and minimally invasive surgical treatment options to accurately treat a wide variety of conditions related to the neck, spine, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee and ankle/foot. Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many non-surgical & minimally invasive surgical treatment options to accurately treat a wide variety of orthopedic conditions. In many cases, non-surgical pain management treatments are very effective. This may include injections, physical therapy or medications. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. Visit with one of our specialists to learn about new ways we can help you with these innovative technologies. We have three convenient locations in Plymouth, Duxbury & Sandwich that offer on-site imaging for easy and convenient diagnosis. We offer advanced on-site Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy services to help patients alleviate pain and get back to living pain free!
- [Pain Center](https://pbortho.com/service/pain-center/) - Pain Center Physiatrists at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates treat patients with diverse and wide-ranging musculoskeletal problems ranging from low back pain to headaches, using a non-surgical and comprehensive approach to treat the entire body and improve function. As part of their assessment, physiatrists perform a thorough diagnostic evaluation with use of imaging and other diagnostic studies to identify the source of the pain and utilize a multimodal treatment approach composed of conservative treatments, oral medications and image-guided injections to help guide the patient to recovery. Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many non-surgical & minimally invasive surgical treatment options to accurately treat a wide variety of conditions. In many cases, non-surgical pain management treatments are very effective. This may include injections, physical therapy or medications. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. Visit with one of our specialists to learn about new ways we can help you with these innovative technologies. We have three convenient locations in Plymouth, Duxbury & Sandwich that offer on-site imaging for easy and convenient diagnosis. We offer advanced on-site Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy services to help patients alleviate pain and get back to living pain free! Pain Center Forms Welcome Letter Pain Diagram Confidential Questionnaire Neck Disability Index Oswestry Disability Index Regenerative Medicine Treatments
- [Shoulder & Elbow](https://pbortho.com/service/shoulder-elbow/) - Shoulder & Elbow The Shoulder and Elbow Team at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates utilizes the expertise of top Board Certified Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Specialists Dr. Eric Rightmire and Dr. Walter Stanwood. Whether your pain is caused by a rotator cuff tear, tendinitis, a sports injury, ligament injury, overuse or arthritis – our Team will create a unique treatment plan based on your goals and lifestyle. Fortunately, many shoulder and elbow conditions can be treated non-surgically in conjunction with our on-site Physical Therapy Team. If surgery is necessary, we offer the latest in arthroscopic procedures and ligament reconstruction procedures. Common Conditions We Treat: Elbow Replacement Rotator Cuff Repair Shoulder Instability Repair Tennis Elbow Surgery Golfers Elbow Surgery Shoulder Fracture Surgery Elbow Fracture Surgery AC Ligament Reconstruction Slap Tear Repair Biceps Tendon Repair Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many treatments and options to treat your shoulder and elbow pain. Please call and learn more. Not all problems treated by a shoulder or elbow specialist need surgery. Often non-surgical treatments are effective, such as medication, therapy, or injections. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. We offer onsite x-ray and casting capabilities. Easy and convenient. We have an onsite Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy.
- [Upper Extremities](https://pbortho.com/service/upper-extremities/) - Upper Extremities The Upper Extremity Team at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, Inc. utilizes the expertise of Dr. Eric Rightmire and Dr. Walter Stanwood, two top Board Certified Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Specialists. Whether your pain is caused by a rotator cuff tear, tendinitis, a sports injury, ligament injury, overuse or arthritis – our Upper Extremity Team will create a unique treatment plan based on your goals and lifestyle. Fortunately, many shoulder and elbow conditions can be treated non-surgically in conjunction with our on-site Physical Therapy Team. If surgery is necessary, we offer the latest in arthroscopic procedures and ligament reconstruction procedures. Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many non-surgical & minimally invasive surgical treatment options to accurately treat a wide variety of upper extremity conditions. In many cases, non-surgical pain management treatments are very effective. This may include injections, physical therapy or medications. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. Visit with one of our specialists to learn about new ways we can help you with these innovative technologies. We have three convenient locations in Plymouth, Duxbury & Sandwich that offer on-site imaging for easy and convenient diagnosis. We offer advanced on-site Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy services to help patients alleviate pain and get back to living pain free!
- [Hip](https://pbortho.com/service/hip/) - Hip Our Orthopedic Program was designated a Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Distinction Center® for Hip Replacements. Injuries or arthritis of the hip can severely impact your quality of life and that is why it is important to see an Orthopedic Specialist as soon as possible. Whether it is a sports injury, bursitis, tendonitis or arthritis – our Hip Team creates a unique treatment plan based on your lifestyle and goals. Fortunately, many conditions of the hip can be treated non-surgically with a combination of injections and Physical Therapy, which we can provide on-site. For those considering a Hip Replacement, we incorporate a team approach for our patients. With our over 50 staff members and through our affiliation with Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth’s Nurse Liaison Program, each patient has a dedicated team of nurses and therapists with them from their initial diagnosis through their pre-op and post-op care. All of us at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates have patient safety as our number one priority. Our Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeons and Joint Replacement Specialists utilize the latest technological advancements in Hip Replacement Surgery to reduce complications and facilitate a faster recovery. We are also particularly proud that Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth is among the top hospitals in Massachusetts with the lowest complication rate for hip replacement surgery.
- [Knee](https://pbortho.com/service/knee/) - Knee Our Orthopedic Program was designated a Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Distinction Center® for Knee Replacements. Whether it is due to a sports injury, tendon or ligament tear, meniscus injury or arthritis – knee pain is one of the most common ailments we see in our practice. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, our Board Certified Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Specialists are often able to effectively diagnose and treat knee pain with non-surgical options that can include medications and Physical Therapy, which we can provide on-site. If surgery is necessary, we offer the latest in arthroscopic procedures and ligament reconstruction procedures. For those considering a Knee Replacement, we incorporate a team approach for our patients. With over 50 staff members and through our affiliation with Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth’s Nurse Liaison Program, each patient has a dedicated team of nurses and therapists with them from their initial diagnosis through their pre-op and post-op care. All of us at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates have patient safety as our number one priority. Our Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeons and Joint Replacement Specialists utilize the latest technological advancements in Knee Replacement Surgery to reduce complications and facilitate a faster recovery. We are also particularly proud that Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth is among the top hospitals in Massachusetts with the lowest complication rate for Knee Replacement Surgery.
- [Work-Related Injuries](https://pbortho.com/service/work-related-injuries/) - Work-Related Injuries Over 16,000 workplace injuries or illnesses occur each day in the United States. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates our board certified doctors have particular expertise diagnosing and treating work-related injuries.For over 25 years we have treated hundreds of work-related injuries. Based on our extensive experience, Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates has developed a comprehensive Workers’ Compensation Program designed specifically to get employees back to work quickly and safely. Our Workers’ Compensation Program Provides: Expert Diagnosis and Treatment Personalized Case Manager Appointments within 24 hours M-F, after approval Written Report within 48 hours M-F On-site x-ray On-site Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy Clinic Independent Medical Exams. Contact Us Today If you’ve been injured at work, contact us at 781.934.2400 to learn more about our personalized, comprehensive Workers’ Compensation Program offering personalized case managers and written reports within 48 hours Monday through Friday.
- [Hand & Wrist](https://pbortho.com/service/hand-wrist/) - Hand & Wrist Hand and wrist injuries can make even the simplest tasks feel impossible, especially for those whose jobs require the repetitive use of the hands. Whether your pain is from a sports injury, arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome – our Hand and Wrist Specialist will create a unique treatment plan based on your condition, lifestyle and goals. Our Hand and Wrist Specialist, Dr. Julia Kenniston, is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon with specialized training in the treatment of hand and wrist conditions. Dr. Kenniston has gone beyond Board Certified Orthopedic training and has obtained a Sub-specialty Certificate in Surgery of the Hand. Dr. Kenniston is regarded as one of the top Hand and Wrist Specialists in Massachusetts. Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many treatments and options to treat your hand and wrist pain. Please call and learn more. Not all problems treated by a hand specialist need surgery. Often non-surgical treatments are effective, such as medication, splints, therapy, or injections. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. We offer onsite x-ray and casting capabilities. Easy and convenient. We have an onsite Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy.
- [Lower Extremities](https://pbortho.com/service/lower-extremities/) - Lower Extremities Injuries or arthritis of the lower extremities can severely impact your quality of life and that is why it is important to see an Orthopedic Specialist as soon as possible. Whether it is a sports injury, bursitis, tendinitis or arthritis – our Lower Extremities Team creates a unique treatment plan based on your lifestyle and goals. Fortunately, many conditions can be treated non-surgically with a combination of injections and Physical Therapy, which we can provide on-site. For those considering a Hip or Knee Replacement, we incorporate a team approach for our patients. With our over 90 staff members and through our affiliation with Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth’s Nurse Liaison Program, each patient has a dedicated team of nurses and therapists with them from their initial diagnosis through their pre-op and post-op care. All of us at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates have patient safety as our number one priority. Our Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeons and Joint Replacement Specialists utilize the latest technological advancements in Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery to reduce complications and facilitate a faster recovery. We are also particularly proud that Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Plymouth is among the top hospitals in Massachusetts with the lowest complication rate for hip replacement surgery. Quick Benefits and Facts We offer many non-surgical & minimally invasive surgical treatment options to accurately treat a wide variety of lower extremity conditions. In many cases, non-surgical pain management treatments are very effective. This may include injections, physical therapy or medications. We offer the latest technologies and cutting edge procedures. Visit with one of our specialists to learn about new ways we can help you with these innovative technologies. We have three convenient locations in Plymouth, Duxbury & Sandwich that offer on-site imaging for easy and convenient diagnosis. We offer advanced on-site Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy services to help patients alleviate pain and get back to living pain free!
- [Sports Medicine](https://pbortho.com/service/sports-medicine/) - Sports Medicine Our Board-Certified Sports Medicine physicians are fellowship-trained specifically in sports medicine and offer appointments within 24 hours Monday through Friday for injured college and high school athletes. We diagnose and treat: Ligament and Meniscus Tears including ACL Hamstring and Patella Tendon Injuries Fractures Strains, Sprains and Tears. Physical Therapy Our sports medicine therapists have extensive knowledge of how to work with athletes, to treat or prevent further injuries, helping athletes recover and improve their performance Schedule Your Consultation Today If you feel that you could benefit from seeing our sports medicine physicians or therapists, contact us: Orthopedic Appointments (Main Office) (781) 934-2400 Physical Therapy Department (781) 934-7292 Please note: The Physical Therapy Department has a separate direct line. For all orthopedic care, physician appointments, and general inquiries, please contact our main office.
- [Physical Therapy](https://pbortho.com/service/physical-therapy/) - Physical Therapy Physical Therapy, also known as physiotherapy, is a renowned treatment that deals with the examination and rehabilitation for patients that experience a compromise in their physical mobility and function. This is performed by our licensed professionals here at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates. Physical therapy is administered to people who have reduced or lost physical mobility and proper functionality. Ideal candidates are those who are not ideal patients for a surgical procedure. Additionally, patients may need to undergo physical therapy post-surgery to gradually rebuild joint comfortability and motion. Schedule Your Consultation Today If you feel that you could benefit from occupations therapy, contact us to schedule some time to meet with one of our qualified professionals. Our team looks forward to helping you achieve a happier, healthier quality of life. To schedule physical therapy, please contact our Physical Therapy Department at (781) 934-2400
- [Therapy Department](https://pbortho.com/service/therapy-department/) - Therapy Department The Therapy department at Plymouth Bay Orthopedic and Sports Therapy is a state-of-the-art rehabilitation and conditioning facility designed specifically with the active person and athlete in mind. At PBOST we understand that to return active people to active lifestyles after an injury takes work. Our new facility at 41 Resnik Road in Plymouth, MA was designed specifically with that concept in mind. This service is provided through our Physical Therapy Department. This department operates with a separate scheduling line. Upon entering patients may recognize some of the usual physical therapy tools used within the industry including treatment tables, common modalities and such. A second look reveals that we have incorporated a full line of non-impact cardiovascular conditioning equipment including elliptical trainers, stationary bikes and even a seated elliptical machine. On center stage we have a 16 station Hoist Motion Cage that allows us to do nearly any type of functional strengthening work for any orthopedic injury or for anyone looking to develop a fitness program. The thoughtful selection of equipment in our center allows us to progress our patients back to safe and effective fitness and conditioning programs further enhancing recovery and sport performance as well as optimizing overall health and wellness. However, having the tools means nothing without qualified people to use them. Our therapists, therapy assistants and occupational therapists have years of orthopedic and sports rehabilitation experience. Many having been with PBOST for a decade or more. Every patient evaluation lasts 45 min to an hour. Clinical findings are reviewed and a treatment plan discussed based on each patient’s needs and expectations. We work very closely with our onsite orthopedic specialists to communicate care plans, concerns and changes in our patients’ status. Treatments sessions are spent one on one with each patient and incorporate core strengthening along with specific exercises to address weakness and functional loss of their injured area. This approach allows PBOST to provide top quality care for all types of orthopedic and sports injuries. Quick Benefits and Facts Decades of experience and rapid appointment availability. Our on site therapy allows us to communicate much more quickly and efficiently with your physician, improving the overall quality of your rehabilitative care. Appointments are available 7:30am through 7:00pm Schedule Your Consultation Today If you feel that you could benefit from physical or occupational therapy, contact us to schedule some time to meet with one of our qualified professionals. Our team looks forward to helping you achieve a happier, healthier quality of life. To schedule physical therapy, please contact our Physical Therapy Department directly at (781) 934-7292. For all orthopedic appointments, physician consultations, and general inquiries, please call our main office at (781) 934-2400.
- [Occupational Therapy](https://pbortho.com/service/occupational-therapy/) - Occupational Therapy Our registered occupational therapists are experts with advanced education and training in hand therapy. Both of our clinicians are CHTs certified by the Hand Therapy Certification Commission to specialize in treating individuals with conditions affecting the hand and upper extremity. They provide comprehensive evaluations, individualized goals and treatment plans to rehabilitate from injuries and conditions affecting the elbow, wrist, hand, and shoulder girdle. Common Injuries Include: Fractures of the Elbow, Wrist, and Hand Tendon Injuries Custom Orthotics/Splinting Osteo and Rheumatoid Arthritis Dupuytren’s Contracture Postoperative Treatment Tennis and Golfer’s Elbow Joint Contracture Wrist and Finger Sprains and Strains Crushing Injuries Trigger Fingers Nerve Entrapments and Compressions (including Carpal & Cubital Tunnel) Every patient evaluation lasts 45 minutes to an hour. Clinical findings are reviewed and a treatment plan discussed based on each patient’s needs and expectations. We work very closely with our onsite orthopedic specialists to communicate care plans, concerns and changes in our patients’ status. Treatment sessions are spent one on one with each patient and incorporate core strengthening along with specific exercises to address weakness and functional loss of their injured area. This approach allows Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Sports Therapy to provide top quality care for all types of orthopedic injuries. Schedule Your Consultation Today If you feel that you could benefit from occupational therapy, contact us to schedule some time to meet with one of our qualified professionals. Our team looks forward to helping you achieve a happier, healthier quality of life. To schedule physical therapy, please contact our Physical Therapy Department directly at (781) 934-7292. For all orthopedic appointments, physician consultations, and general inquiries, please call our main office at (781) 934-2400.
- [Foot & Ankle](https://pbortho.com/service/foot-ankle/) - Foot and Ankle Comprehensive Treatment for Pain, Injury & Deformity Foot and ankle conditions can make everyday movement difficult, from walking to athletic activities to simple balance tasks. Whether you are dealing with a chronic issue like tendon pain or a recent injury from sports or trauma, our Foot & Ankle specialists will develop a personalized treatment plan based on your condition, lifestyle, and goals. At Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates, we are now offering full-spectrum Foot & Ankle care, led by Dr. Casey Kuripla, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with fellowship training in Foot & Ankle Surgery. Quick Benefits and Facts We treat a wide range of foot and ankle conditions with both non-surgical and surgical options. Not all conditions need surgery, conservative care such as physical therapy, splints/bracing, biologic injections, or activity modification may be effective. We offer advanced surgical techniques, including minimally invasive procedures, cartilage restoration, and total ankle replacement. On-site imaging (X-ray) and physical therapy services make diagnosis and recovery easier. Care is coordinated between Dr. Kuripla and our full orthopedic team for seamless treatment from diagnosis through recovery. We Treat Foot and Ankle Conditions Foot and ankle pain can have many causes. Sometimes, it develops slowly over time. Other times, it starts suddenly after a twist, fall, or sports injury. No matter how it begins, pain in your foot or ankle can change the way your whole body moves. Even mild pain can affect your balance and put extra stress on your knees, hips, or back. We treat common conditions such as: Ankle sprains and instability Achilles tendon injuries Plantar fasciitis and heel pain Bunions and hammertoes Arthritis of the foot or ankle Fractures and stress fractures Tendonitis and tendon tears Flatfoot deformity We also look at pain that hasn’t responded to rest or simple treatments. If you don’t know what is causing your discomfort, that’s fine. The first step is a careful evaluation. Our team will listen to your symptoms, review your medical history, observe how you move, and, if needed, use imaging to identify the cause. Knowing exactly where the pain comes from helps us create a treatment plan that fits you. A Thoughtful Approach to Foot and Ankle Problems Our main goal is to ease your pain and help you get back to the activities you enjoy. For many people, treatment starts with simple options. This can include therapy to build strength and flexibility, bracing to provide support, custom orthotics, anti-inflammatory methods, or changes to your daily activities. We make sure to explain what is going on and why we suggest certain treatments. Many patients feel better when they know there is a clear plan. Making small changes early can often stop bigger problems from developing later. If you need surgery, we’ll explain your options in simple terms. Dr. Kuripla uses up-to-date techniques that help limit tissue damage and support a smoother recovery when possible. Every surgical plan is made just for you. There is no single solution that works for everyone. Recovery and Long-Term Results Healing doesn’t stop after surgery or your first visit. Recovery is just as important as finding the problem. With on-site imaging and physical therapy, we make follow-up care easy and well-coordinated. We keep a close eye on your progress and change your plan if needed. Whether you’re an athlete wanting to compete again or want to walk each day comfortably, we are here to help. If foot or ankle pain is holding you back, contact us to schedule a visit and take the first step toward moving with confidence again.