Surgical Services
Knee replacements performed at WWOS provide a safe and efficient alternative to traditional hospital settings for eligible patients. Using advanced surgical techniques and pain management protocols, our orthopedic surgeons perform total or partial knee replacements in a streamlined, outpatient environment.
Fracture care performed at WWOS include fracture fixation with plates, screws, or rods, as well as minimally invasive procedures to realign bones. Procedures to remove hardware can also be performed in our facility.
Fluoroscopic-guided injections at our outpatient surgery center provide a highly effective and precise method for delivering medication directly to the targeted area, such as joints or the spine. Using real-time X-ray imaging, our skilled physicians can navigate the injection with accuracy, ensuring the medication is delivered exactly where it’s needed.
We specialize in a range of hand and wrist procedures to help alleviate discomfort and restore functionality, including Tendon repairs, Trigger Finger releases, Dupuytren's contracture releases, and De Quervain's tenosynovitis procedures.
This minimally invasive procedure is designed to address a variety of shoulder injuries, including rotator cuff, biceps tendon, and labral injuries.
Arthroscopic treatment is an advanced, minimally invasive surgical technique designed to effectively address knee ligament injuries and meniscal damage. This innovative approach offers patients a quicker recovery and less discomfort compared to traditional surgery.
Epidural steroid injections (ESIs) are a common procedure used to alleviate pain related to spinal conditions, particularly those impacting the lower back and legs. The injection involves introducing a corticosteroid medication into the epidural space, which is the area surrounding the spinal cord and nerve roots. This space is filled with fat and blood vessels, which can help deliver the medication effectively to inflamed areas.
Western Wyoming Outpatient Surgery offers foot, ankle, and toe surgery, including treatments for ankle instability, Achilles tendon injuries, bunions, hammertoes, fracture fixation, and ankle arthroscopy.
Shoulder replacements performed at WWOS include, Anatomic total shoulder replacement., and Reverse total shoulder replacement. Both the ball and the socket are replaced, but the implants are reversed. The ball is attached to the shoulder blade and the socket is attached to the upper arm bone. This option typically is preferred if the rotator cuff is severely damaged.