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When it comes to specialized care in orthopaedics, the board certified physicians, physician assistants, and staff of The Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic set the standard of patient care for the Northern Virginia area. The Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic was founded in 1941 by the late Otto Anderson Engh, M.D. as the only Orthopaedic center in the area for the care and treatment of children crippled by polio. Our clinic has since expanded to a full range of care in the treatment of orthopaedic conditions by physicians who are highly-respected in their fields of expertise.
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Muscle-Sparing Joint Replacement & Today’s Technology: Join Us for Anderson Connect on November 18
Is chronic hip or knee pain keeping you from the activities you love? Or maybe you have questions about how today’s technology is progressing, and what that looks like for results. At Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic, our philosophy is simple: preserve healthy anatomy, restore natural function, and help you move better. That’s why we created Anderson
Anderson Answers: How to Choose a Hip or Knee Replacement Surgeon
Choosing a hip or knee replacement surgeon is an important decision. With so many surgeons performing joint replacements, how do you know what to look for? Dr. William G. Hamilton of Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic shares four factors to consider when choosing a surgeon, plus one thing to be cautious of. 1. Start with specialized training
Sprained Your Ankle or Knee This Weekend? Here’s What Happens Next
You spent the weekend doing something you enjoy – playing pickleball, shooting hoops, or staying active with family and friends. Now it’s Monday morning, your ankle is swollen or your knee hurts, and you’re wondering: “Is this something that will get better on its own, or should I have it checked?” According to Dr. Ryan