Orthopedic care in Oregon

Conditions we treat

Explore common orthopedic, sports medicine, joint and spine conditions treated at OSM. Start with the area that best matches your concern.

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Common conditions evaluated and treated at OSM

The examples below are not a complete diagnostic list. An evaluation is the best way to determine what may be causing your symptoms and which options are appropriate.

Upper extremityShoulder conditions

AC joint injuries and separation
AC joint arthritis
Proximal biceps injuries
Biceps tendonitis
Clavicle fractures
Calcific tendonitis
Frozen shoulder
Labral and SLAP tears
Multidirectional instability
Rotator cuff tears
Shoulder dislocations and instability
Shoulder arthritis
Shoulder and proximal humerus fractures
Subacromial impingement

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Lower extremityKnee conditions

Anterior cruciate ligament tears
Posterior cruciate ligament tears
Medial collateral ligament tears
Lateral collateral ligament tears
Multi-ligament knee injuries
Meniscus tears
Articular cartilage injuries
Knee joint preservation
Patellar dislocation and instability
Knee arthritis
Patellar tendon tears
Quadriceps tendon tears

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Hip & jointHip conditions

Labral tears
Femoroacetabular impingement
Trochanteric bursitis
Snapping hip syndrome
Loose bodies
Gluteus medius and minimus tears
Chondral defects of the hip
Hip arthritis and joint conditions

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Sports medicineExtremity injuries

Achilles tendon tears
Ankle fractures
Ankle sprains
Foot fractures
Distal biceps tears
Elbow tendonitis
Tennis elbow
Golfer’s elbow
Wrist and distal radius fractures
Elbow fractures

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Neck & backSpine conditions

Cervical disc disorders
Thoracic spine conditions
Lumbar disc disorders
Herniated discs
Spinal stenosis
Radiculopathy and nerve compression
Degenerative spinal conditions
Spine fractures and trauma

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Procedures at OSM

Treatment selected for the diagnosis and the individual

Treatment may include nonsurgical care or surgery. The procedures below are examples and are not appropriate for every condition or patient.

Shoulder procedures

Shoulder arthroscopy
AC joint reconstruction
Biceps tenodesis
Clavicle fracture fixation
Capsular release and manipulation
Subacromial decompression
Distal clavicle excision
Rotator cuff repair
Superior capsular reconstruction
Ultrasound-guided procedures
Total and reverse shoulder replacement
Revision shoulder replacement
Latarjet procedure
Labral and SLAP repair
Capsulorrhaphy
Proximal humerus fracture fixation

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Knee procedures

Knee arthroscopy
ACL reconstruction
Revision ACL reconstruction
Articular cartilage restoration
Microfracture
OATS allograft cartilage transplant
ACI and MACI
LCL and posterolateral corner reconstruction
MCL repair and reconstruction
PCL reconstruction
Multiligament knee reconstruction
Meniscus repair and partial meniscectomy
Total knee replacement
Partial knee replacement
Oxford partial knee

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Hip procedures

Hip arthroscopy
Labral repair
Femoral osteoplasty
Acetabuloplasty
Chondroplasty
Microfracture
Loose body removal
Partial psoas release
Gluteus medius and minimus repair
IT band release

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Sports medicine procedures

Achilles tendon repair
Platelet-rich plasma injections
Ultrasound-guided injections
Distal biceps repair
Ankle fracture fixation
Wrist fracture fixation
Elbow fracture fixation

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Spine procedures

Minimally invasive spine surgery
Motion-preserving techniques
Non-fusion procedures
Procedures addressing nerve compression
Spine stabilization and fusion techniques
Surgical care for spinal trauma and fractures

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The presence of a procedure on this page does not mean it will be recommended. Appropriate care depends on the diagnosis, examination, imaging when needed, health history, function and personal goals.

Not sure where to begin?

Start with the symptoms, not a self-diagnosis.

Tell OSM where you are experiencing pain, weakness, instability, numbness or limited movement and how it affects your life. The team can help connect you with the orthopedic specialist best suited to evaluate your concern.

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Common questions

Finding orthopedic care at OSM

Do I need to know my diagnosis before requesting an appointment?

No. Start with the location and nature of your symptoms. An orthopedic evaluation can help identify the condition and appropriate next steps.

Does OSM provide nonsurgical care as well as surgery?

Yes. Treatment recommendations may include nonsurgical or surgical options depending on the diagnosis and the individual patient’s needs.

How do I choose the right OSM physician?

You can begin with the specialty pathways above, review the OSM physician profiles or contact the office for help identifying the appropriate specialist.

Where does OSM see patients?

Visit Locations & Contact for current office information, directions and location details.

How do I request an appointment?

Use OSM’s appointment request link or call 503-224-8399.

What should I do if my condition is not listed?

The page highlights common examples rather than every possible diagnosis. Contact OSM to discuss your concern and whether an evaluation with one of the practice’s specialists may be appropriate.

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