Knee Surgery & Care

Wisconsin Bone & Joint knee care experts offer comprehensive
services to individuals with a wide range of knee pain issues.

Knee Surgeons

Knee Specialists At Wisconsin Bone & Joint

The physicians at Wisconsin Bone & Joint utilize cutting-edge technology to assess, diagnose and work with patients to develop innovative treatment plans for a variety of knee conditions and injuries. Moreover, our team of physicians are committed to providing you with the best treatment options to alleviate your knee pain.

Providing trusted Orthopedic care in the community for over 40+ years

At Wisconsin Bone and Joint, we take pride in delivering highly personalized and comprehensive orthopedic care. Our philosophy centers on direct physician-to-patient relationships, ensuring your doctor stays actively involved in every stage of your treatment. This dedicated approach to continuous care has earned us a reputation as one of the most trusted and respected orthopedic practices in Southeast Wisconsin and the greater Milwaukee area.

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Knee Conditions

Knee conditions normally involve disease or injury that can disturb the normal functioning of the joint. This can result in knee pain, weakness, instability, and limited movement. Moreover, with longer life expectancy and greater activity levels, joint replacement is being performed in greater numbers on patients thanks to new advances in artificial joint technology provided by the orthopedic surgeons at Wisconsin Bone & Joint.

This joint is formed by two or more bones that are connected by thick bands of tissue called ligaments.

The knee is the largest joint in the body and is made up of three main parts:

  • The lower end of the thigh bone, or femur.
  • The upper end of the shin bone, or tibia.
  • The kneecap, or patella.

At some time in life, you may experience knee pain.

Normally, all of the parts of the knee joint work together and the joint moves easily and without pain. However, disease or injury can disturb the normal functioning of a joint, which can result in knee pain, muscle weakness, and limited movement.

And with longer life expectancies and greater activity levels, joint replacement is being performed in greater numbers on younger patients thanks to new advances in artificial joint technology.

Why Joint Replacement at Wisconsin Bone & Joint

Moreover, all surgeons at Wisconsin Bone & Joint are specially trained, experienced, and highly skilled in total joint replacement. They provide each patient with superior knowledge and expertise in their specific area of subspecialization, ensuring personalized and effective care.

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