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Advanced Orthopedic Care in the DMV
When it comes to specialized care in orthopaedics, the board certified physicians, physician assistants, and staff of The Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic set the standard of patient care for the Northern Virginia area. The Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic was founded in 1941 by the late Otto Anderson Engh, M.D. as the only Orthopaedic center in the area for the care and treatment of children crippled by polio. Our clinic has since expanded to a full range of care in the treatment of orthopaedic conditions by physicians who are highly-respected in their fields of expertise.
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Anderson Clinic Surgeons Named 2025 Healthcare Research All-Stars by Avant-Garde Health
We are proud to announce that four of our leading joint replacement surgeons have been recognized as national leaders in orthopaedic research by Avant-Garde Health in its prestigious 2025 Healthcare Research All-Stars list. National Recognition for Research Excellence This elite honor places these physicians among the top 5% of orthopaedic surgeons nationwide for their published
What’s the Difference Between a Partial and Full Rotator Cuff Tear?
Shoulder pain can quickly go from an occasional nuisance to a constant obstacle in your daily routine. Whether it begins suddenly after an injury or builds over time, rotator cuff problems are a common cause. Once you’ve met with a specialist like the ones at Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic, one of the first things you may
Do I Have Arthritis in My Shoulder?
Millions of people across the world are diagnosed with arthritis every year. This means that one or more of their joints is inflamed which eventually turns into the loss of cartilage. Cartilage helps facilitate smooth movement of our joints. So once it has deteriorated, we no longer have the range of motion necessary for daily