Fellowship Trained Orthopedic Surgeons
- Traske Muir, MD – Ankle Replacement
- Armen Khachatryan, MD – Disc Replacement
- Christopher English, MD – Elbow Replacement
- Daniel Hatch, MD – Elbow Replacement
- R. Brian Mackey, MD – Elbow Replacement
- Ben Williams, MD – Elbow Replacement
- Matthew H. Lyman, DO – Hip Replacement
- Trevor Magee, MD – Hip Replacement
- S. Charles Marshall, MD – Hip Replacement
- Matthew H. Lyman, DO – Knee Replacement
- S. Charles Marshall, MD – Knee Replacement
- Trevor Magee, MD – Knee Replacement
- Daniel Hatch, MD – Shoulder Replacement
- Spencer H. Amundsen, MD – Hip & Knee Replacement
Orthopedic Surgeon – Joint Replacement
- David J. Howe, MD – Hip Replacement
- Wade Sessions, MD – Hip Replacement
- Charles L. Beck, MD – Knee Replacement
- Christopher Belton, DO – Knee Replacement
- Lonnie Paulos, MD – Knee Replacement
- Wade Sessions, MD – Knee Replacement
- B. Thomas Watson, MD – Knee Replacement
Our surgeons and joint replacement specialists are experts in total joint reconstruction and revisions. They are dedicated to treating and managing joint issues resulting from degenerative joint diseases such as arthritis, joint trauma, and musculoskeletal disease.
Joint replacement, also called joint arthroplasty, is a procedure in which the damaged joint is removed and replaced with a new, false joint, called a prosthesis. During this procedure, all or part of the joint may be removed and replaced, as needed (total or partial joint replacement). You may be surprised to learn how many joints can now be partially or totally replaced. They include:
- Total shoulder replacement
- Total hip replacement
- Total knee replacement
- Total elbow replacement
- Total wrist replacement
- Partial joint replacement
- Ankle replacement
- Mako™ robotic assisted hip and knee replacement