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Primary: Orthopedic Surgeon

Sub-Specialty: General,Adult Reconstructive Orthopaedic Surgery,Hand Surgery,Orthopaedic Trauma

Additional Specialties: Orthopaedic Surgery, Orthopedic Surgeon

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550 Harrison Ctr

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Headaches
Arthritis
Depo-Medrol is an injectable solution with anti-inflammatory properties. It is often used to treat patients with rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. The medication can be injected directly at the source of inflammation. Depo-Medrol may be an option if oral medication does not provide enough relief.
Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that causes widespread pain and tender points on muscles. Although the exact cause of fibromyalgia is unknown, there appear to be several factors that may contribute to it. In addition to lifestyle changes and physical... Read More
Plantar Fasciitis
Rheumatology
Daly BT, Harley BJ “Changes in Scaphoid and Lunate Position and Loading at Two Wrist Pushup Positions”. Current Rheumatology Reviews. 2020; 16(3): 201-205. PMID 30526465
Pediatric Care
Our practice offers a diverse staff of experienced and dedicated Syracuse orthopedic surgeons. No matter what the problem is, you can rest assured that we’ll be able to address it effectively. From pediatric care to joint reconstruction, you can count on us to provide solutions for your unique orthopedic problem.
Primary Care
Patients are responsible for obtaining required referrals from their primary care provider or insurance carrier prior to their appointment. Please be sure to bring ID and all insurance cards with you to each appointment.
Emergency Care
The OrthoNOW! of Syracuse program treats non-emergency injuries like minor fractures, sprains, minor dislocations, and sports-related injuries. While these injuries may be serious, they do not require a trip to the emergency room. However, if you have a life-threatening injury, an open fracture, excessive bleeding, head trauma, or spine injuries, you should immediately proceed to your nearest emergency room.
Immunizations

Prostate Cancer
Predicting bone fracture in patients with metastatic disease. (PIs: TA Damron, KA Mann) Primary tumors, such as breast and prostate cancer, can metastasize to bone cause bone destruction and bone fracture. Predicting whether a bone with metastatic disease will fracture remains a clinical challenge. Clinical scoring systems based on X-ray and patient pain levels are not good predictors for determining which bones require surgical stabilization. We are using Finite Element (FE) modeling of clinical CT scan sets in collaboration with Dr. Timothy Damron to determine activities of daily living that are predictive of fracture.The long term goal is to use FE as a tool to help surgeons decide which patients to stabilize from those that are not at risk of fracture. (Funding from Baldwin Foundation, 2016-2018.)

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a common condition that affects the hand and wrist. It occurs when the Median Nerve in the wrist is compressed. Nerves carry messages between our brains, spinal cord, and body parts. The Median Nerve carries signals for sensation and... Read More

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Surgery was scheduled for May 12, 2017, at Community General Hospital. During those final three weeks with Vader 2.0, my arm got to be so bad that I was looking forward to the surgery. When I arrived at Community General on May 12, I met the team of doctors that would be assisting with the surgery. One of my anesthesiologists, Dr. Catania, had a great personality, kept things light, and let me watch on ultrasound as he injected my brachial-plexus nerve complex with a nerve block. I found the entire thing fascinating. In surgery, Dr. Harley harvested three inches of bone from my left iliac crest and dovetailed it to put it into my arm (basically carving it into a “T” shape that resembles a Tetris piece). He also put in a locking plate that was much larger than its predecessors along with 12 locking screws. I spent the night in the hospital figuring out how best to exist with Vader Arm 3.0 (also known as Vader Tetris) and Jetfire the Hip (so named after a Transformer who donates his parts to Optimus Prime, he can have a “power [he’s] never known”).
MRI
During the summer of 2015, I obeyed all of my medical restrictions, and my foot healed. In fact, when I had an X-ray in July 2015, Dan couldn’t see any sign of the original fracture and questioned whether the original X-ray and MRI had been read incorrectly (they hadn’t been read incorrectly; my compliance led to this fracture healing faster than he expected). Expecting to clear me 100% from this injury in early October 2015, Dan had me start off doing light weight-bearing activities (such as cycling and walking around the mall in my work boots to simulate what I would have to do at work), and he cleared me to run again starting on September 18, 2015, when my custom orthotics arrived. I ran one mile that day and then went on a bike ride with friends. I never made it back from that ride; I crashed and sustained an open, compound fracture to the radius and ulna of my left arm.
Radiology
You have requested medical records and/or radiology films from other physician offices and they have been sent to our office
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
Traditional X-rays use a stationary X-ray machine to create two-dimensional images of a specific area of the body, much like a photograph. During a CT scan or computerized tomography, an X-ray unit rotates around your body and takes cross-sectional 3-D pictures, like slices, of the inside of your body. A computer then integrates these images to show bones and soft tissues with greater detail and clarity than regular X-rays. CT scans are used to visualize injuries to bones and surrounding soft tissues, such as tendons, ligaments, and muscles.
Chemotherapy
Musculoskeletal sarcomas are a family of cancers that affect the connective tissues, and are treated by a specially trained orthopedic oncologist. Several types of sarcoma, including osteosarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma and Ewing Sarcoma, are particularly prevalent in children and adolescents, and require multimodality treatment regimes that may include surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Even with the most aggressive treatment plans, these childhood cancers can be fatal in up to 84% of cases, depending on the type, location and stage of disease. Furthermore, the best available treatment strategies can result in lifelong toxicity syndromes affecting the quality of life in survivorship. By focusing on the unique molecular characteristics of these pediatric cancers, our research group seeks to develop more effective and less toxic treatment strategies that will improve the duration and lifelong quality of survivorship for these children. Critical to this goal is the development of animal models as a disease-relevant platform for testing of new treatment strategies. This research has been supported by grants from the National Cancer Institute, the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, the Children’s Miracle Network, Jim and Juli Boeheim Foundation and the Page Trucking Foundation.
Radiation Therapy
One in eight women will develop breast cancer at some point in their life. The majority of women with advanced breast cancer develop secondary tumors (metastases) in their bones. Although these bone metastases are not usually life threatening, they cause significant pain, restrict the patient’s ability to carry out activities of daily living, and weaken the bone to the point where spontaneous fractures (known as “pathological fractures”) may occur. In 1995, Matthew Allen’s mother, Kate, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer that subsequently spread to bone. This personal experience led to the development of a research effort aimed at better understanding the interactions between breast cancer and bone with the goal developing improved therapies for patients with bone metastases. An animal model was developed that mimicked many of the key features of bone metastasis, including localized bone destruction and increased bone fragility. Treatment with radiation therapy was shown to be capable of killing tumor but incapable of preventing bone fragility. We successfully used bisphosponates (drugs that are widely used to treat osteoporosis in women) and anabolic agents (drugs that build new bone) to reduce the risk of pathological fracture in the mouse model. We developed a computer modeling approach to predict the risk of pathological in mouse bone, with the long-term goal of translating this into clinical use in patients with bone metastases. This work has been extended to a cohort of human patients where we have validated rigidity analysis methods and developed a finite element approach to predict fracture risk in breast cancer patients.
Radiation Oncology
Amifostine before fractionated irradiation protects bone growth in rats better than fractionation alone Damron, T.A., Margulies, B., Biskup, D., Spadaro, J.A. International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics 50 (2), pp. 479-483, 2001.

Orthopedics
Our hands and wrists are some of the most important anatomical structures we possess. From cooking your favorite meal to playing piano, or even performing the most advanced surgeries, you need healthy hands and wrists. When you experience problems with your hands or wrists, we at Upstate Orthopedics can help you find much needed relief.
Sciatica
The sciatic nerve is the thickest and longest nerve in your body. The sciatic nerve extends from your lower back down to your feet. If the sciatic nerve is compressed or inflamed, a painful condition called Sciatica can result. Symptoms... Read More
Whiplash
Whiplash occurs when the head moves suddenly from severe impact, such as during a car crash. Whiplash can cause neck pain, upper back pain, shoulder pain, tight muscles, and burning or tingling sensations in your neck or upper back. Most... Read More
Arthroscopy
Arthroscopic Surgery is a procedure that allows surgeons to see, diagnose, and treat problems inside a joint. The procedure, also called an Arthroscopy, requires only small incisions and is guided by a miniature viewing instrument or scope. Before arthroscopy existed,... Read More
Wound Care
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Cartilage surgery is done arthroscopically on all major joints – shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, foot, and ankle – with the knee, shoulder, and ankle being the most common. Arthroscopic procedures are minimally invasive, which means the surgeon won’t make a large incision to operate on a joint. The surgery is safer, quicker, less painful, and requires less downtime than traditional surgery. Recovery from a minimally invasive surgery is quicker, too.
Ankle Surgery
Dr. Scott provides his patients with both orthodox and innovative treatments to reduce pain and maximize recovery. Coupling knowledge from foot and ankle surgery with research and the latest technology, we offer a wide range of services and therapeutic options to our patient family here in East Syracuse, New York.
Joint Replacement
A joint is where two or more bones come together and are joined by fibrous bands called ligaments. These bones move relative to each other with the help of muscles to produce different types of movement. Some common conditions that we treat through joint replacement surgery are long-standing arthritis, severe joint infection, severe joint trauma, and more.
Hand Surgery
The Fellow will also be able to participate in clinical and basic science research projects at the Institute of Human Performance. The program provides a mix of basic hand surgery and complex hand surgery conditions.
Orthopedic Surgery
Welcome to the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at SUNY Upstate Medical University, located in Syracuse, New York. The primary objective of the SUNY Upstate Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program is to provide a well-balanced educational and hands-on experience for residents that will allow them to develop into knowledgeable, competent, compassionate, and ethical orthopedic surgeons.
Bunions
Bunions are a common foot deformity, especially in females. They most frequently result from wearing shoes that are too small and or have a high heel. Abnormal pressure from poor fitting shoes causes the bones in the big toe and... Read More
Neurosurgery
The spine service hosts a weekly interactive session that is open to the all Orthopedic and Neurosurgery residents. These sessions occur each Monday, beginning at 7:00AM. Sessions are topic-based as outlined by the core lecture. A PowerPoint lecture concerning the topic is given. The lectures are topical presentations that have been prepared by the attending staff. An open discussion forum follows the lecture.
Robotic Surgery
To see if you are a good candidate for MAKOplasty knee or hip surgery, call the robotic surgery experts at Upstate Orthopedics in Syracuse, New York, at (315) 464-4472. You may also request an appointment online.
Arthroscopy
Our MAKOplasty surgeons perform total knee resurfacing and total hip arthroplasty with advanced robotic technology. Like arthroscopy, MAKOplasty robotic surgery is performed through smaller incisions rather than open surgery, leading to less scarring, bleeding, and pain, as well as a quicker recovery. Robotic arm technology assists your surgeon in preparing the hip or knee joint and placing the implant with a greater level of accuracy. One of the key advantages of this high-end procedure is that it spares healthy tissues (bones, ligaments, and tendons), increasing the effectiveness of the surgery.
Hip Replacement
Worden NJ, Ash KJ, Ordway NR, Miller MA, Mann KA, Vandeventer GM, Valenzano DM, Hart R, Kayano M, Hayashi K “Radiographic and Biomechanical Assessment of Three Implant Designs for Canine Cementless Total Hip Replacement” Veterinary and Comparative Orthopaedics and Traumatology. 2020 Nov;33(6): 417-427. PMID 32971544
Knee Replacement
® is a viscosupplementation injection consisting of hyaluronic acid, which is used to treat osteoarthritis knee pain. Each injection lubricates and cushions the knee, providing pain relief for up to six months. Viscosupplementation injections are typically given weekly for 3 or 4 weeks. This type of injection is the desired treatment for people with knee arthritis that is refractory (unresponsive) to more conservative therapy. It is useful for people who are trying to delay invasive surgery or are not suitable for knee replacement surgery.
Knee Arthroscopy
Reconstructive Surgery
A week later when I met with Dan, he put me on a complete non-weight-bearing restriction for my left foot. Dan told me that the risk of displacing this fracture was high, and that if I did displace it, I would need reconstructive surgery on my foot that involved removing the sesamoid bone (and therefore never be able to run again). This injury also put me on disability at work (I was employed as a Nuclear Security Officer at Nine Mile Point, and my position required me to be able to run).

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
BOTOX® is useful for more than smoothing out wrinkles. In fact, it is indicated for treating painful muscle spasms and contractions in the neck (cervical dystonia), tension headaches, migraine headaches, back pain, and myofascial pain. BOTOX injections are used to... Read More
Plastic Surgery
The goal of our Hand Fellowship Program is to train each Fellow in all aspects of hand surgery. The applicant must have completed an approved residency in orthopedic or plastic surgery.

Skin Cancer
Cyst
Lesions
However, twelve weeks after surgery, Dr. Azer determined that my ulna was not healing. My radius was making progress (albeit slowly), but my ulna remained unchanged since September. I was also having issues with pronation and with nerve pain; Dr. Azer told me that he was at his limit for how he could help me and that he would have to refer me to one of his colleagues. He referred me to Dr. Joshua Pletka, who took over my care at the end of December 2015. Dr. Pletka diagnosed my injury as a non-union fracture in March 2016, and after I had a nerve conduction test done in that same month, I was also diagnosed with lesions on my left median and anterior interosseous nerves. He told me that I would need surgery to attempt to fix the non-union fracture. We had a candid conversation about what that would mean, and he told me that it was not medically necessary for me to have surgery immediately.
Burns

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Receive comprehensive care when you need it with OrthoNOW! We welcome sports medicine walk-ins and same-day appointments. Learn More Request an Appointment Pre-Check-In
Physical Therapy
The goal of pain management is to get your symptoms under control, so you can engage in your routine activities. Also, it makes it easier for you to get other treatments like physical therapy or rehabilitation. These pain suppression therapies can prolong your joint life with minimizing the exhausting pain.
Occupational Therapy
Frozen Shoulder
Tennis Elbow
Tennis Elbow is a condition that results in deterioration of the tendon fibers that attach to the bone at the outside of the elbow. Tendons are strong fibers that attach muscles to bone. They are tissues that do not stretch... Read More
Shoulder Pain
Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Ankle Sprain
Everyone has had a bad ankle sprain at least once in their life. However, sometimes, small injuries can progress into greater problems and walking can become impossible. In this situation, you will want to consult with our specialists.
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Aquatic Therapy
Orthopaedic conditions, medical conditions, and neurological disorders may reduce your ability to bear weight on your legs, tolerate the impact exercise on land, or move against the forces of gravity. Aquatic therapy is a rehabilitation option that allows people to... Read More
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

Achilles Tendonitis
Ankle Sprain
If you have a foot or ankle injury, Syracuse NY-based Upstate Orthopedics can help match you with the right specialist. If you are a Central New York resident and want to schedule a consultation, feel free to contact our office at (315) 464-4472 or request an appointment online now with a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon.
Bunions Problems
A bunionette is a bump that occurs near the base of the little toe on the foot. They are not as common as bunions, a similar condition that develops near the base of the big toe. However, people with bunionettes... Read More
Diabetic Foot Care
Hammertoes
Claw toe most frequently develops in older women. It causes the joint at the base of the toe to bend upward and the other joints on the toe to bend downward in the shape of a claw. Claw toe may... Read More
Heel Spurs
Heel spurs are abnormal bony growths that develop at the back of or under the heel. Inflammation around a spur, more so than the spur itself, can cause significant pain. Fortunately, symptoms can be eased with non-surgical treatments for the vast... Read More
Heel Pain
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is a painful foot condition. It occurs when connective tissue at the bottom of the foot, called the plantar fascia, is irritated and inflamed. The condition commonly occurs among people who spend a lot of time on their... Read More
Podiatric Deformities
Podiatric Surgery

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