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HAND & WRIST
The bones, tendons, ligaments and cartilage in the hand and wrist are often
prone to pain or injury caused by sprains and fractures. Repetitive movements,
carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis can also cause long-term problems and
chronic pain.
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NECK
Neck pain is caused by either non-degenerative or degenerative cervical spine
conditions and can result in acute or chronic pain. If you have experienced an
injury or have a degenerative neck condition, it is important to seek treatment
before it gets worse.
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SHOULDER
As the most mobile joint in the body, instability of the shoulder can lead to a
variety of painful conditions. From rotator cuff tears to shoulder arthritis,
shoulder pain is extremely common. Early detection and treatment are key to
preventing more serious shoulder conditions.
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KNEE
Knee pain is common for people of all ages. Sprains, strains, torn cartilage,
ACL injuries and degeneration are just a few of the conditions that affect the
knee joint and the soft tissue surrounding the knee. As the shock absorbers of
the body, it is vital to take care of your knees.
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HIP
The hip is responsible for much of the normal range of motion you enjoy daily,
such as walking, jumping and climbing stairs. But when hip pain or instability
occurs, it can be difficult to perform these simple tasks. Hip fractures and
arthritis can affect the hip joint, resulting in inflammation and pain.
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ELBOW
As one of the largest and most active joints in the body, the elbow is what
gives your arm the stability to properly function. This hinging joint can be
easily stressed and result in conditions such as tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow,
arthritis and bursitis. If you have elbow pain or loss of function, elbow
mobility can be restored through a variety of treatment options.
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FOOT & ANKLE
Years of wear and tear can be hard on your feet and ankles. Overuse, shoes that
don’t fit properly or even genetics can lead to injuries or disorders of the
foot or ankle that may greatly impact your mobility. Your feet and ankles are
extremely complex and are often vulnerable to pain or arthritis.
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BACK
Whether you have experienced a back injury or suffer from chronic low back pain,
conditions of the back and spine can cause significant disruptions to your life.
Conservative, non-invasive treatments are available to manage your back pain so
you can get back to your normal activities.
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Hand & Wrist
HAND & WRIST
The bones, tendons, ligaments and cartilage in the hand and wrist are often
prone to pain or injury caused by sprains and fractures. Repetitive movements,
carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis can also cause long-term problems and
chronic pain.
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Neck
NECK
Neck pain is caused by either non-degenerative or degenerative cervical spine
conditions and can result in acute or chronic pain. If you have experienced an
injury or have a degenerative neck condition, it is important to seek treatment
before it gets worse.
Click body part to learn more.
Shoulder
SHOULDER
As the most mobile joint in the body, instability of the shoulder can lead to a
variety of painful conditions. From rotator cuff tears to shoulder arthritis,
shoulder pain is extremely common. Early detection and treatment are key to
preventing more serious shoulder conditions.
Click body part to learn more.
Knee
KNEE
Knee pain is common for people of all ages. Sprains, strains, torn cartilage,
ACL injuries and degeneration are just a few of the conditions that affect the
knee joint and the soft tissue surrounding the knee. As the shock absorbers of
the body, it is vital to take care of your knees.
Click body part to learn more.
Hip
HIP
The hip is responsible for much of the normal range of motion you enjoy daily,
such as walking, jumping and climbing stairs. But when hip pain or instability
occurs, it can be difficult to perform these simple tasks. Hip fractures and
arthritis can affect the hip joint, resulting in inflammation and pain.
Click body part to learn more.
Elbow
ELBOW
As one of the largest and most active joints in the body, the elbow is what
gives your arm the stability to properly function. This hinging joint can be
easily stressed and result in conditions such as tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow,
arthritis and bursitis. If you have elbow pain or loss of function, elbow
mobility can be restored through a variety of treatment options.
Click body part to learn more.
Foot & Ankle
FOOT & ANKLE
Years of wear and tear can be hard on your feet and ankles. Overuse, shoes that
don’t fit properly or even genetics can lead to injuries or disorders of the
foot or ankle that may greatly impact your mobility. Your feet and ankles are
extremely complex and are often vulnerable to pain or arthritis.
Click body part to learn more.
Back
BACK
Whether you have experienced a back injury or suffer from chronic low back pain,
conditions of the back and spine can cause significant disruptions to your life.
Conservative, non-invasive treatments are available to manage your back pain so
you can get back to your normal activities.
Click body part to learn more.
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WHAT OUR PATIENTS ARE SAYING
> Dr. Martini was absolutely amazing. He was gentle and administering my shots
> and made sure I was comfortable. Dr. Martini genuinely cares for his patients.
> I would highly recommend Cary Orthopaedics.
Thembi Tirado
> Dr. Bullock is the most caring & knowledgeable physician I have ever met. She
> has passion! You are not just a number. I have been to over three different
> ortho groups in the last 55 years for broken bones & surgeries. Cary Ortho is
> lucky to have her.
Kip Boatwright
> Dr. Curzan is an absolutely amazing doctor. He has wonderful bedside manner.
> Greets you like an old friend and puts you at ease. He tries very hard to get
> to the root of your problem and does what he can to make you feel better. He
> has been my doctor for over four years, and I wouldn’t think of going to
> anyone else.
Julie Fong
> My first visit to see Dr. Mathur felt very comfortable, and his staff were all
> AAA. Great experience. His PA was also awesome, great bedside manner. Cary
> Ortho has a great team!
Wayne Harris
> Service was surprisingly delightful and was a professional setting. The doctor
> provided an educational, entertaining, friendly, inviting and innovative
> experience. The team and everyone there was friendly. My condition feels
> better already. Would definitely recommend Dr. Reinke.
Nicander Medalla
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SPORTS MEDICINE
Professional and recreational athletes alike can succumb to injuries. At Cary
Orthopaedics, our sports medicine specialists are dedicated to getting you back
on the court, field, rink or pool as quickly and safely as possible.
SPINE CENTER
Maintaining a strong, healthy spine is critical to your overall wellness and
longevity. Cary Orthopaedics has the region’s only comprehensive Spine Center
offering a full range of spine care, including minimally invasive spine surgery.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Individualized physical therapy addresses specific orthopaedic injuries and
conditions. With a bio-mechanical and neuromuscular evaluation, we pinpoint the
best treatment to relieve pain, prevent recurrence, and restore strength and
mobility.
JOINT REPLACEMENT
Cary Orthopaedics offers total joint replacement surgery to replace painful hip,
knee and shoulder joints. Our experienced physicians perform hundreds of joint
replacements each year.
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Comprehensive Orthopaedic Care
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Since 1982, Cary Orthopaedics has delivered excellence in orthopaedic care to
address bone and joint pain or dysfunction caused by trauma, sports injuries and
degenerative conditions.
Our board-certified orthopaedic doctors and orthopaedic care teams strive to
bring good health and mobility to our patients.
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