Orthopedic Medicine

Orthopedic medicine is devoted to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of injuries and diseases of the body’s musculoskeletal system. Our orthopedic surgeons provide the following orthopedic medical services: fracture repair, sports medicine; care of the back, neck, shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist, hip, knee and ankle; pain management and epidural injections; work-related injuries; arthritis/osteoporosis. Our orthopedic surgeons also specialize in the following types of surgery: neck and back; foot and ankle; knee; hip; hand and wrist; elbow; shoulder; and total joint replacement.

For patients in the Milwaukee area coping with musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, Wisconsin Surgery Center’s Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin and Milwaukee Orthopaedic Group Limited (MOGL), provide top-rated orthopedic care. Our orthopedic specialists pinpoint and treat disorders that can strike vulnerable areas in your body — including your neck and back, foot and ankle, hip and thigh, knee and lower leg, shoulder and elbow, and hand and wrist zones.

The orthopedic team at Wisconsin Surgery Center is highly trained in a range of surgical innovations, including joint replacement, soft tissue repair and bone fusion procedures. Other surgeries available at our Milwaukee facility include arthroscopy, which diagnose and treat joint problems; and osteotomy, which re-positions malformed bones.

Orthopedic professionals at Wisconsin Surgery Center in Milwaukee not only offer the latest surgical techniques, but also provide prescription medication, epidural injections and other pain management techniques. Our orthopedic surgeons will also consult with you on the most effective exercise and alternative healing treatments.

Common Symptoms and Disorders

The Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin at Milwaukee’s Wisconsin Surgery Center provides expert evaluation and treatment for your pain, injury or chronic condition. Among the many problems addressed are:

1. Sports injuries
2. Aches and pains in children
3. Neck pain
4. Back pain
5. Herniated disk
6. Broken bones
7. Achilles tendon rupture
8. ACL injury
9. Ankle sprain
10. Arthritis,
11. Bite wounds
12. Burning pain
13. Bursitis
14. Deep vein thrombosis
15. Frostbite
16. Frozen shoulder, rotator cuff
17. Gout
18. Hamstring pull
19. Joint pain
20. Knee pain and instability
21. Lawnmower / small engine injury
22. Lyme disease
23. Muscle strain
24. Shin splints
25. Stress fracture
26. Tendonitis
27. Tennis elbow, carpal tunnel
28. Thumb and wrist sprains
29. Tumors 

Orthopedic Medicine Treatment Doctors

• Jonathan Berry, MD