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University of Maryland Orthopaedics has been treating patients with foot and ankle disorders since 1979, which makes us the longest established orthopaedic foot and ankle practice in the state of Maryland.

Our experts in ligament and cartilage repair use advanced restoration techniques, including cartilage transplants, in meniscus tears, ACL injuries and other knee injuries.

Renowned for treating the most complex fractures, our orthopedic trauma specialists offer outpatient evaluation and care, second opinions and corrective surgery for patients experiencing a host of problems following traumatic injuries to the arms, legs, hands, feet and pelvis.

The foot is a complex system of 38 bones connected by numerous joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments.

Elbow contracture release (stiff elbow) can occur after an injury, causing significant stiffness. This can cause loss of elbow motion.