SOS Knee Specialists Provide Total Knee Care
Whether you or your loved one are experiencing knee pain, or are looking for total knee care for symptom relief and condition management, the SOS team of knee specialists are here to help.
Talk with an SOS knee specialist about your options.
How the Knee Works
The knee is a joint that connects the bones of the lower and upper leg. Knee movement operates similar to a hinge, making it possible to walk, sit, jump or squat. The knee is the largest joint in the body, and its structure consists of multiple parts.
There are three bones that make up the knee: the tibia, patella and femur. A layer of cartilage is present on each end of the bones. Cartilage allows the bones to move easily against each other, absorbing the shock that comes from moving. Two pads of cartilage are present between the femur and tibia, reducing friction and shifting body weight throughout the knee joint. The cartilage between the femur and tibia are located inside the knee, and are known as the lateral meniscus and the medial meniscus. The bones are connected by a joint capsule, featuring an outer layer of connective tissue as well as an inner membrane, known as the synovium, which produces lubrication for the joint.
An SOS Knee Specialist Can Help with Knee Pain and More
Knee pain can develop for many different medical reasons, including injuries, mechanical problems, types of arthritis and other problems. Knee pain can be a sign of more serious medical concerns. This makes it especially important to meet with an SOS knee specialist. Meeting with a knee doctor about your knee pain is important to help prevent knee pain and associated conditions from becoming much worse.
The SOS knee specialists have the medical knowledge and experience to diagnose your knee problems and determine an individualized total orthopedic care plan.
Learn more about potential knee pain causes and conditions below.
- ACL Tear
- Torn Meniscus
- Dislocated Knee
- Knee Strain
- PCL Injury
- MCL Injury
- Torn Tendon in Knee
- Knee Fracture
- Knee Arthritis
- Ligament Injury
Symptoms that indicate you should seek care from an SOS knee specialist include:
- Swelling and stiffness.
- Redness and warmth to the touch.
- Weakness or instability.
- Popping or crunching noises.
- Inability to fully straighten the knee.
Treatments for Knee Pain from Knee Specialists
There are non-surgical and surgical treatments for knee pain. The SOS Team will help guide you to the best action to reduce your pain. SOS knee specialists provide personalized care plans, as there is no one right answer for each patient. Non-Surgical Options
- Bracing to provide external stability to the knee joint
- Injections and Infusions
- Lifestyle Modifications
- Pain management
- Physical and Occupational Therapy
Knee Surgery Procedures Available
- Arthroscopic Knee Surgery
- Knee Cartilage Repair
- ACL Repair
- PCL Repair
- Ligament Repair
Knee Replacement Procedures Available
- Total Knee Replacement Surgery
- Revision Knee Replacement Surgery
- Robotic Assisted Partial Knee Replacement Surgery
- Robotic Assisted Total Knee Replacement Surgery
- Revision Knee Replacement Surgery
Is Knee Surgery or Knee Replacement Right for You? Talk with an SOS Knee Specialist
If you're considering knee surgery, a knee replacement surgery may be the best care plan for your personal health. Trust the SOS professionals to evaluate your individual needs and determine if knee surgery is right for you.
