ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
Orthopedic Knee Surgery
The knee is the largest joint in the body, and one of the most
easily injured. Sports, work injuries, arthritis, or weakening of
the tissues with age can cause wear and inflammation, resulting in
pain and diminished knee function.
Orthopedic surgeons at Beverly and Addison Gilbert hospitals
perform more than 900 orthopedic knee surgeries a year to partially
or totally replace it, repair meniscal tears and torn ligaments,
and remove loose fragments of bone or cartilage. Our surgeons are
skilled in the use of arthroscopy to diagnose and treat knee
disorders. Arthroscopy, a minimally invasive procedure, allows the
orthopedic surgeon a view inside the knee to make a thorough
examination and to determine the source of the problem. During the
procedure, the orthopedic surgeon can also insert surgical
instruments through other small incisions in the knee to remove or
repair damaged tissues.
KNEE SURGEONS
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John J. Boyle, Jr., M.D.
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978.774.3400
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Ira K. Evans, III, M.D.
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978.818.6350
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David J. Fehnel, M.D.
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978.818.6350
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Mark P. Gilligan, M.D.
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978.531.0800
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Steven C. Hollis, M.D.
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978.927.3040
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Todd M. O'Brien, M.D.
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978.531.0800
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Hugh M. O'Flynn, M.D.
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978.927.3040
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James D. O'Holleran, M.D.
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978.818.6350
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Jonathan R. Perryman, M.D.
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978.531.0800
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Jeffrey A. Polansky, M.D.
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978.818.6350
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David P. St. Pierre, M.D.
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978.774.3400
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John W. Zimmer, M.D.
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978.927.3040
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