P/SL's Advanced Orthopedic Center:

The Advanced Orthopedic Center at P/SL provides comprehensive services for adults and children, including limb preservation, spinal and spinal microsurgery, adult reconstruction services, sports medicine, orthopedic oncology, orthopedic complications, spinal injection, foot and ankle surgery, hand surgery, shoulder and elbow services and rehabilitation. Primary doctors who refer patients will be kept up-to-date on patient progress. And we refer patients back to their primary doctors at the end of treatment.

P/SL is recognized as a leader in providing care for high acuity adult and pediatric patients suffering from complex musculoskeletal disorders. Our orthopedic team also is adept at caring for problems as common as knee and shoulder injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis. We have physicians and surgeons in virtually every orthopedic specialty, including:

• limb preservation
• spinal and spinal microsurgery
• adult reconstruction services
• sports medicine
• orthopedic oncology
• orthopedic complications
• spinal injection
• foot and ankle surgery
• hand surgery
• shoulder and elbow services
• rehabilitation

Our orthopedic team is here for you and your loved ones. They're part of the region's largest team of more than 1,000 specialists representing over 80 specialties, all on one campus and under the same roof.

Recognized for Excellence

The Denver Clinic for Extremities at Risk at P/SL (formerly the Institute for Limb Preservation) is one of the few centers in the U.S. that offers a preoperative intra-arterial chemotherapy protocol. This procedure infuses the chemotherapy agent directly into the tumor through a catheter inserted into the arteries that supply the tumor and greatly aids in limb salvage.

P/SL Rehabilitation Services provides comprehensive therapy in the largest neonatal intensive care unit in the Rocky Mountain west. Our therapy team consists of developmental therapists (physical and occupational therapists and speech pathologists) and audiologists. Therapists continue to follow these high risk or special needs children for two years in our Developmental Progress Clinic.