ACL Reconstruction
A torn ACL can severely limit movement and stability. ACL reconstruction involves replacing the damaged ligament with a tissue graft to restore normal knee function. NY Sports & Joints uses advanced surgical techniques to promote lasting recovery and a safe return to activity.
Cartilage Defects
Cartilage defects develop from wear, injury, or degeneration and can lead to arthritis if left untreated. We offer cutting-edge options to restore cartilage health and preserve long-term knee function.
Custom Fit Total Knee Replacement
Unlike standard implants, custom-fit knee replacements are personalized using advanced imaging. This ensures a better fit, improved mobility, and a more comfortable outcome tailored to each patient’s unique joint structure.
Distal Realignment Procedures
When the kneecap doesn’t glide properly, it can lead to instability and pain. Distal realignment surgery repositions the knee's mechanics to promote smoother motion and lasting relief.
Knee Arthroplasty
For patients with severe arthritis or joint damage, knee arthroplasty offers a durable solution. Our specialists remove the worn-out cartilage and replace it with advanced implants designed for strength and longevity.
Knee Arthroscopy
This minimally invasive procedure allows our team to assess and treat knee problems—like meniscus tears or loose cartilage—without the need for open surgery. Arthroscopy promotes quicker recovery and minimal scarring.
Meniscal Repair vs. Debridement
Repairing the meniscus helps preserve its function and is preferred when healing is likely. In cases where repair isn’t feasible, debridement trims damaged tissue to relieve pain and restore motion.
Partial Knee Replacement
When arthritis affects just one compartment of the knee, a partial replacement may be all that’s needed. This focused approach restores function while maintaining most of the original joint.
Total Knee Replacement
When arthritis affects the entire knee, a total knee replacement is often the most effective solution. Our team uses advanced implants to improve joint function and quality of life.
Knee Anatomy and Function
Your knee is a powerful hinge joint made up of bones, ligaments, and cartilage. It supports body weight, absorbs shock, and enables motion, playing a critical role in nearly every step you take.
Knee Questions, Expert Answers
From diagnosis to rehabilitation, our knee FAQ provides trusted information to help you feel confident in your care journey.
