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The Orthopaedic Surgery Department at Good Samaritan is composed of board certified orthopaedic surgeons and their staff members. A full compliment of orthopaedic sub-specialties are represented, providing expertise in the treatment of trauma, total joint replacement, sports medicine, hand surgery and spinal surgery. The orthopaedic service is an integral part of the multi-disciplined trauma team for the treatment of multiple trauma, on both the adult and pediatric level. On any given day, several operating rooms at Good Samaritan and the Ambulatory Surgical Unit are hosting a full array of orthopaedic trauma and elective orthopaedic surgical cases.
Orthopaedic Procedures
The Ambulatory Surgical Unit allows the orthopaedic staff the ability to perform multiple types of arthroscopy and other extremity procedures including a large number of shoulder and knee arthroscopy procedures on an outpatient basis. Approximately 2,500 orthopaedic procedures are performed annually at Good Samaritan. Cutting-edge equipment and instrumentation are available for the treatment of fractures, joint replacements, and arthroscopy procedures, including sports related injuries, ligament reconstructions and joint replacements. Open Fractures (Compound) Fractures - Minimal Soft Tissue Disruption
Fractures - Marked Soft Tissue Disruption
Closed Fractures (Not Compound) Facial Bones - Maxillary
- Zygomatic Arch
- Orbits
- Mandibles
Nasal Bones
Skull
Spine
Pelvis
Ribs Upper Extremity (Fractures and Dislocations) Clavicle
Scapula
- Displaced
- Undisplaced
- Dislocation Acromioclavicular Joint
Dislocation of Shoulder - Anterior
- Posterior
- Fracture - Dislocation of Shoulder
Anatomical Neck Tuberosities Surgical Neck Shaft - Displaced
- Undisplaced
- Supracondylar
- Condylar
Elbow - Dislocation
- Fracture Dislocation
Forearm Both Bone
Single Bone
Colle's fracture
- Mild Deformity
- Moderate Deformity
- Severe Deformity
- Reverse Colle's (Smith)
Carpal Bones
- Navicular
- Transcarpal Dislocations
- Carpal Dislocations
Metacarpal & Phalanges Singular
Multiple
Avulsion Fractures
| Lower Extremity Femur
- Dislocation of Hip
- Fracture-Dislocation of Hip
- Neck of Femur
- Intertrochanteric
- Subtrochanteric
Shaft
Knee, Distal Femur & Proximal Tibia
- Condylar Fracture of Femur
- Patellar Dislocations
- Patellar Dislocation With Fracture
- Patella Fractures
- Displaced
- Undisplaced
- Plateau Fractures
Tibial Shaft
Fibular Shaft
Both Bone
Ankle
- Dislocation
- Fracture Dislocation
- Potts-Bimalleolar
- Displaced
- Undisplaced
Lateral Malleolus
Medial Malleolus
- Displaced
- Undisplaced
- Avulsion Fractures of Ankle
Tarsus Group Talus
Calcaneous (os calcis)
Navicular
- Displaced
- Undisplaced
- Subastragalar Dislocations
Metatarsal & Phalanges Singular
Multiple
Avulsion Fractures
Epiphyseal Injuries |
For further information, call the Physician and Health Referral Line at (631) 376-4444.
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