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Orthopedic Services


 
While many people associate orthopedics with the treatment of bones, it is a medical specialty that is much more complex. An orthopedist specializes in injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system (the body's muscles, skeleton, and related tissues), including the spine, joints, ligaments, tendons, and nerves.

The orthopedic specialists at Glendale Memorial strive to offer quality care that incoporates compassion with the latest in technological procedures.

Glendale Memorial offers comprehensive orthopedic services including:

  • Joint replacement and construction
  • Foot and ankle repair
  • Hand and wrist surgery
  • Physical medicine and rehabilitation
  • Shoulder and elbow
  • Spine repair
  • Sports medicine
  • Trauma

For a FREE physician referral on an appointment with one of Glendale Memorial's Orthopedic Specialists, call (818) 502-BEST (2378). Or visit Doctor Finder.

 

Spine Specialists

For those suffering from back and neck pain, Glendale Memorial provides the area's leading specialists to help you. Our board-certified experts have the skill and training to treat general back pain and spasms, problems caused by herniated discs, swelling, and limitations on movement as well as more complex issues.



Glendale Memorial's Spine Specialists offer:

  • Advanced surgical options
  • Conservative non-surgical treatment plans
  • Interventional pain management
  • Diagnostic imaging options

 

For a FREE physician referral or an appointment with one of Glendale Memorial's Spine Specialists, call (818) 502-BEST (2378). Or visit Doctor Finder.



A New Approach to Hip Replacement

Regain Your Motion. Regain Your Life.

Glendale Memorial offers the latest in advanced surgical procedures for hip replacement surgery - the Anterior Approach. We are the only hospital in the area that offers this new surgical method.


The Anterior Approach allows the surgeon to reach your hip joint from the front of the hip as opposed to the lateral (side) or the posterior (back) approach. This way, your hip can be replaced without detachment of muscle from the pelvis or femur during surgery, as done in traditional procedures. A technologically advanced surgical table helps the surgeon minimize trauma under the skin by placing you in a precise position not possible with conventional tables.

The Anterior Approach to hip replacement offers:

  • Faster recovery
  • Less pain
  • Less scarring and muscle trauma
  • Faster recovery

 

For a FREE brochure on the Anterior Approach to hip replacement, call (818) 502-BEST (2378). Or visit Doctor Finder.

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