Orthopaedics 

Orthopaedic conditions can result from disease or injury to bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. The severity of orthopaedic conditions can vary and range from joint pain, sports injuries, osteoporosis, and foot and ankle problems, to name a few. Depending on the condition, you may require the expertise of an orthopaedic specialist who will assess and treat the condition and determine if surgery is needed.

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Ohio State's Medical Center is recognized as being among the best in the country in Orthpaedics, according to the 2007 U.S. News & World Report "America's Best Hospitals" issue. Our Orthopaedic team offers medical and surgical expertise in the areas of joint replacement, sports injuries, foot and ankle care, spine injury, oncology, hand care and trauma injuries.

We provide the highest standard of orthopaedic care at a convenient community hospital location, Ohio State University Hospital East. Our state-of-the-art outpatient surgery suites are designed to speed you through surgery and get you back to your regular routine in a minimal amount of time. Inpatient surgeries are performed in specially designed orthopaedic suites, and you will recover in a patient unit designed specifically for orthopaedic patients. Whether in surgery, in the patient unit or in rehabilitation, you will receive care by physicians, nurses and other staff members who are specially trained in providing orthopaedic care.

As an orthopaedic patient at Ohio State, you benefit from the research and education that only happens at a hospital affiliated with a major academic medical center. Ohio State’s Medical Center is a national leader in producing medical knowledge and training the healthcare professionals of the future.

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For a referral to a physician, call (614) 293-5123 or (800) 293-5123 toll-free.


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