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Orthopedic Surgeon - Board Certified
Fellowship Trained in Knee and Shoulder Surgery
Shoulder and Knee Specialist, Sports Injuries, Worker's Compensation
Voted "Best Doctors" 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 St. Louis Magazine
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Dr. Milne is a board certified orthopedic surgeon, specializing
in knee and shoulder surgery, athletic injuries, and industrial injuries.He is fellowship trained in knee and shoulder surgery and in the treatment of sports related injuries. Continue
Knee Surgery
Arthroscopic knee surgery involves inserting a scope and other instruments into small incisions in the knee. This allows the doctor to use a video monitor as a guide to treat specific problems without the need for larger incisions required in the past.
Dr. Milne commonly performs Arthroscopic ACL and PCL Reconstruction, including Arthroscopic Treatment of Knee Arthritis, Meniscus Damage and Arthroscopic Cartilage Techniques (Cartilage Transfer, Microfracture, Carticel Cartilage Regeneration)
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Shoulder Surgery
Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery involves inserting a scope and other instruments into small incisions in the shoulder. This allows the doctor to use a video monitor as a guide to treat specific problems without the need for larger incisions required in the past.
Dr. Milne commonly performs the following procedures on the Shoulder.
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair,
Arthroscopic Shoulder Stabilization,
Arthroscopic Decompression,
Arthroscopic Treatment of AC Arthritis and
Open Reconstructive Techniques
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SPECIALITIES - ARTHROSCOPY
Arthroscopy is a procedure for diagnosing and treating joint problems. Arthroscopic surgery involves inserting a scope and other instruments into small incisions in the joint being examined. This allows Dr. Milne to use a video monitor as a guide to treat specific problems without the need for larger incisions. This means the joint does not have to be fully opened up, which reduces healing time, scarring and is generally easier on the patient. This is especially beneficial for athletes who injure joints frequently and require quick recovery time. Viewing the joint on the video monitor allows Dr. Milne to diagnose and repair torn joint tissue. The joints most commonly examined and treated by arthroscopy are the knee, shoulder, and elbow.
Dr. Milne has been performing arthoroscopic surgery since 1998. He uses cutting edge arthroscopic surgical techniques to reconstruct damaged joints, ligaments, and bones. A main focus of his research includes advanced shoulder and knee arthroscopy. He commonly performs arthorscopic techniques for ACL and PCL reconstruction, the treatment of knee arthritis, meniscus damage, cartilage techniques, rotator cuff repair, shoulder stabilization, decompression, and AC arthritis.
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