Orthopedics

Complex Case Spotlight

One of the Nation’s First Digit Osseointegration Cases

The specialized procedure restored right thumb function via osseointegration surgery with osseoperception.

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Complex Case Spotlight

Guided Growth for Rapidly Progressing Hip Dysplasia in Cerebral Palsy

The minimally invasive approach managed hip subluxation progressing from 15 to 55 percent, bypassing the blood transfusion risk of traditional osteotomy.

Conferences & Events

Presenters at AAOS 2026

Specialists from NYU Langone Orthopedics join international colleagues in New Orleans, March 2 to 6.

Advancing Science

How a New System Is Transforming Hip Resurfacing Surgery

Metal-on-polyethylene implant could address challenges faced by younger, more active patients.

Inside the OR

Complex Total Ankle Replacement Using Patient Specific Instrumentation for End-Stage Ankle Arthritis with Varus Deformity

See Dr. Raymond Walls perform the ankle arthroplasty with lateral ankle ligament reconstruction and dorsiflexion osteotomy for cavovarus hindfoot.

Expert Perspectives

From Specialty Hospital to Top Orthopedic Program: Two Decades of Integration

Dr. Joseph Zuckerman reflects on the 20 years of transformation that made NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital the No. 2 program in the country.

Practice-Changing Medicine

Optimizing Recovery After Orthopedic Surgery

A trio of initiatives seek to accelerate recovery and optimize surgical outcomes at NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn.
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Orthopedic Surgery Case of the Month

Case of the Month

Total Ankle Replacement With Severe Cavovarus Deformity

Dr. Raymond Walls corrected a 40° hindfoot–ankle varus and midfoot cavus in a single-stage surgery combining TAR, soft-tissue balancing, and osteotomies.

Case of the Month

Hybrid Fixation in THA: One Patient’s 24-Year Journey Highlights Advances in Care

Dr. William Macaulay’s revision THA case involving 24-year femoral stem survivorship illustrates decades of progress in hip arthroplasty—and the promise of a lifelong hip replacement.

Case of the Month

Osteochondral Allograft for a Large Reverse Hill-Sachs Defect

In this case from Dr. Joseph Zuckerman, a humeral head osteochondral allograft reconstruction maintained stability and range of motion at 13-year follow-up.

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NYU Langone Health: A Leader in Orthopedics

Ranked #2

in Orthopedics

34K+

orthopedic procedures performed annually

200+

orthopedic physician experts on faculty

Complex Case Spotlight

Guided Growth for Rapidly Progressing Hip Dysplasia in Cerebral Palsy

Preoperative X-ray of the patient’s right hip subluxation, which progressed from 15 to 55 percent over six months. Source: NYU Langone Health

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Intraoperative image showing placement of a 5 mm titanium screw during proximal femoral guided growth surgery. Source: NYU Langone Health

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Postoperative X-ray showing screw placement and improvement of the patient’s hip subluxation following guided growth surgery. Source: NYU Langone Health

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The Foundations of Orthopedic Surgery: From the Hospital for Joint Diseases to NYU Langone

For a rich compilation of the history of orthopedics at our institution, see this recent issue of the Bulletin of the Hospital for Joint Diseases.