When a traumatic injury occurs, there’s no time to spare. That’s why it’s good to know that UPMC has a team of orthopaedic surgeons who have seen it all before — from simple breaks to complex injuries.
Our surgeons are experts in acting fast in sudden and unexpected emergencies. They use innovative techniques — including minimally invasive treatment techniques and computer-navigated tools — to treat:
This comprehensive service also offers joint replacement surgery for acute and post-traumatic arthritic conditions.
Our orthopaedic trauma team works closely with other subspecialists to provide our patients with complete care. Subspecialists include:
And, with a wealth of the latest clinical research at their hands, they can choose some of the best treatments available.
UPMC orthopaedic trauma surgeons do not only treat severe and traumatic injuries; they treat everything from tiny fractures to injuries that require complex treatment.
Injuries and fractures we treat include:
Our orthopaedic surgeons at UPMC are experts at fixing broken bones, fractures, and other conditions, but they also perform more complicated procedures, including:
Department of Orthopaedic SurgeryKaufmann Medical Building 3471 Fifth Ave., Suite 1010Pittsburgh, PA 15213412-687-3900
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