Orthopedic Services in Lake County, indiana

Using very small incisions, this procedure will diagnose and treat issues of the knee joint with the help of a small camera.

These C-shaped discs that provide a cushion for the knee can tear causing pain and instability of the joint. This common injury will limit the amount of flexion and extension of the knee joint making it difficult to walk or bend the knee without pain.

Knee pain and arthritis can be treated many different ways specific to each patient’s condition. A few of our treatment options include:
1.Steroid Injections
2.Syn Visc - One Injection
3.Physical Therapy & Strengthening
4.Total Knee Joint Replacement
5.Partial Knee Joint Replacement

This procedure only replaces the damaged portion of the knee while conserving the healthy, unaffected cartilage and ligaments. These patients will have one section of their knee that is visibly injured. A smaller implant will be used only covering the damaged side of the joint.

This procedure will replace all of the damaged portions of the joint with an implant (or prosthetic), help with pain, and improve movement of the knee.

All of the damaged bone and cartilage will be removed and replaced with a prosthetic improving movement and helping with pain.

Contact our office at 219-558-8068 to learn more about your knee or hip treatment in St.John,IN.

This can be a very difficult condition to live with, limiting everyday activities. Options will be discussed with each patient to help them get back to their normal routines quickly and without pain.

A rotator cuff tear is a common condition that can be very painful. This group of muscles and tendons in the shoulder help with movement and stabilization. A tear can make it hard to lift objects or work over head in cabinets. Ongoing shoulder pain and loss of range of motion are some of the symptoms that could be experienced. We will discuss options for your specific condition and create a plan of care at your visit.

Carpal tunnel is a common syndrome affecting the hand and possibly the arm. Hand tingling, numbness, and pain are common symptoms which may even wake you up at night. This pain could get worse while bending the wrist or griping an object. There are several treatment options but if surgery is right for you, Dr. Spott uses a minimally invasive technique. This is a simple, outpatient procedure, and you can go home the same day.

Bone fractures can be very painful and require medical attention by an orthopedic doctor. If you suspect a bone injury, call our office today to schedule an appointment.