A Diagnosis Before a Plan
Knee pain can come from a ligament tear, a meniscus tear, arthritis, or a tendon injury. Dr. Stapleton examines your knee and reviews imaging to identify the cause.
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Knee Care
Bracing, injections, therapy and activity changes for knee pain at Elite Orthopedic Group in Beckley, WV, and the signs that mean it is time to discuss surgery.
Request an Appointment →Knee pain can come from a ligament tear, a meniscus tear, arthritis, or a tendon injury. Dr. Stapleton examines your knee and reviews imaging to identify the cause.
Injections, bracing, activity modification, and therapy are offered as part of nonsurgical orthopedic care before surgery is considered.
Arthroscopy, meniscus repair, ACL reconstruction, and total or partial knee replacement are performed by Dr. Stapleton when nonsurgical care is not enough.
ACL and meniscus tears, arthritis, and patellar tendon injuries are common causes. Examination and imaging help identify the specific cause.
Not always. Dr. Stapleton evaluates the tear type and location to recommend repair, partial meniscectomy, or nonsurgical care.
Corticosteroid and hyaluronic acid injections, with ultrasound guidance when appropriate, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) when appropriate, performed in the office.
Replacement is generally considered for advanced arthritis causing daily pain and functional limitation despite conservative treatment.
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