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West Coast Center for Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

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West Coast Center for Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

Our objective is to treat all orthopedic problems and allow a return to optimum function through up-to-date conscientious medical care.

Our objective at the Sports Medicine Center is to treat all orthopedic problems and allow a return to optimum function through up-to-date conscientious medical care. Our center takes the conservative approach, with surgery as the last option. Most injuries can be treated with medication and physical therapy tailored to individual needs. The Cartilage Restoration Center is headed by Keith S. Feder,

MD and Carol Frey, MD. These two orthopedic surgeons have further developed an advanced treatment center for post traumatic osteoarthritis chondral injuries and osteochondritis dissicans of the knee, ankle (talus), shoulder, elbow and hip. Dr. Feder and Dr. Frey have extensive experience in revision surgery. Procedures performed include: microfracture, OATS (Osteochondral Autograft Transfer), ACI (Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation), osteochondral allograft implantation, and osteotomies of the femur, tibia, foot and ankle. We are pleased you have chosen our facility. This website includes comprehensive physician biographies and explains the spectrum of care you will receive at the center. Our practice provides complete orthopedic diagnostic and surgical care. Our services include injury evaluation, treatment and prevention, fracture care, evaluation and treatment of worker’s compensation injuries and examinations, second opinion evaluations, arthroscopic surgery, fracture surgery, joint care for inflammation, arthritis and injuries, including joint injections and replacement. Our staff is specialized in orthopedic sports medicine for athletes of all ages and skill levels. They provide customized preventative programs, injury rehabilitation, arthroscopy and reconstructive surgery. Their specialty training guides their treatment of every patient, regardless of age, activity level or mechanism of injury. Their goal is the return to optimum recovery and maximum performance for every patient.

12/25/2024

As we celebrate this festive season, we want to remind you that your health is the greatest gift you can give yourself. Whether you're enjoying time with loved ones, hitting the slopes, or simply relaxing, taking care of your joints is key to staying active and pain-free.

If you're experiencing discomfort or want to start the new year feeling your best, we're here to help with expert care and personalized treatment options.

Wishing you a season filled with joy, health, and happiness!

11/28/2024

This holiday season, we're thankful for our amazing patients and the trust you place in us to help you live pain-free, active lives. Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing joint pain, or working towards better mobility, we're here to support you every step of the way.

Enjoy your time with loved ones, stay active, and don’t forget to take care of your joints this holiday season. If you need us, we’re always here to help you move better and feel better.

Wishing you a healthy, happy Thanksgiving!

11/26/2024

Osteotomy is a surgical technique that helps re-align your painful joints to restore proper alignment, correct deformities, or fix issues after a fracture. Whether it’s lengthening, shortening, or adjusting the angle of a bone, osteotomy is all about getting you back to your best, most functional and pain-free self.

The process begins with precise planning, using advanced imaging to map out the exact section of bone that needs adjustment. During the procedure, a skilled surgeon carefully creates the alignment correction with a specialized surgical saw. The bone is properly realigned, with the bone edges brought together to heal. A bone graft is often added to promote bone healing and ensure strong, stable outcomes.

Learn more: https://westcoastorthopedics.com/osteotomy/

11/21/2024

No matter where you are in your athletic journey, it's important to not over-train yourself and to recognize the early signs of burnout.

UPMC Sports Medicine weighs in on how to prevent overtraining and burnout: https://bit.ly/3ASc5Cp

11/19/2024

“Jumpers knee” and other patellar and quad tendon issues are a problem for many athletes because they take a lot of time away from their game. These knee injuries are common in athletes who jump and/or sprint frequently. It can take 6-18 months for a bad case of jumper’s knee to resolve. West Coast Orthopedics provides conservative treatments like PRP injections to promote accelerated healing to get you back in the game!

If your knee injury is getting in the way of your game, give us a call to explore our physical therapy services: https://westcoastorthopedics.com/services/physical-therapy/

11/12/2024

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a cutting-edge treatment that harnesses the body's natural healing power to repair damaged tissues. By concentrating platelets and healing proteins from your own blood, PRP delivers growth factors directly to the injury site, accelerating the healing process. Whether it's for joint pain, tendon and ligament injuries, or muscle strains, PRP is a minimally invasive option that promotes faster recovery—helping you get back to your daily activities with less downtime.

Curious about how PRP can support your athletic and healing journey? Reach out to learn more: https://westcoastorthopedics.com/services/biologics-stem-cell-therapy/platelet-rich-plasma-prp/

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11/05/2024

While bone fracture surgery is generally safe and effective, like any surgery, there can be potential side effects. Common ones include swelling, pain, and stiffness around the surgery site. Some patients may experience infection, blood clots, or nerve damage, though these are rare.

Bone fractures happen when a bone breaks due to injury, overuse, or medical conditions that weaken bones. Common symptoms to look out for are visibly out-of-place limb or joint, swelling or bruising, intense pain, and limited or loss of mobility.

If a fracture has been suspected/confirmed, give us a call: 310.416.9700

10/29/2024

The Cartilage Restoration Center at West Coast Center for Orthopedic Surgery, led by Dr. Keith Feder and Dr. Carol Frey, specializes in treating osteoarthritis, chondral injuries, and osteochondritis dissecans in the knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, and hip. They offer advanced procedures like microfracture, OATS, ACI, osteochondral allograft implantation, and femur, tibia, foot, and ankle osteotomies. Both doctors are highly experienced in revision surgery.

Call us today to schedule an appointment: 310.416.9700

10/24/2024

Thank you for trusting us to treat your pain and discomfort! We're glad to hear that you're feeling better!

10/22/2024

Dealing with chronic joint pain? Corticosteroid injections can offer fast-acting relief, reducing inflammation and easing discomfort in knees, hips, shoulders, and more. Whether you're suffering from arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis or another orthopedic condition, these injections can help manage pain and improve mobility and activity without the need for surgery.

Talk to our specialists to see if these therapeutic injections are the right option for your injury management plan. https://westcoastorthopedics.com/services/corticosteroid-injections-pain-management/

10/18/2024

This week we’re bringing awareness to the importance of maintaining healthy bones and joints. Whether you're dealing with osteoarthritis, back pain, or recovering from an injury, now is the perfect time to take action!

Our orthopedic specialists are here to help you stay mobile, active, and pain-free. Remember, early intervention is key to preventing long-term damage. Book a consultation today to learn more about treatment options and preventive care tailored to your needs.

Learn more about the services we provide: https://westcoastorthopedics.com/services/

10/15/2024

Young athletes experience growth at different rates, with females typically reaching full height by age fourteen and males by age sixteen, though this can vary. During adolescence, rapid growth makes bones, particularly the growth plates, more vulnerable to injury.

Growth plates, located at the ends of long bones, are softer and can fracture more easily during periods of rapid development. Common growth plate injuries in sports include those to the ankle and wrist, often mistaken for sprains.

While young athletes are at risk, they also tend to recover more quickly from these injuries.

Read the full blog by Dr. Frey: https://westcoastorthopedics.com/2021/01/23/1438/

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Manhattan Beach, CA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13104169700

Website

http://westcoastorthopedics.com/

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