Our Team

Richard W. Barth MD

Hand, Wrist, Elbow, and Upper Extremity

Marc D. Connell MD

Medicine, Arthroscopy, and Joint Replacement

Richard M. Grossman MD

Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy, and Adult Reconstruction

Stephen S. Haas MD

Sports Medicine and General Orthopaedics

Randall J. Lewis MD

Joint Replacement and Adult Reconstruction

Edward G. Magur MD

Foot, Ankle, General Orthopaedics, and Arthroscopy

David P. Moss MD

Hand, Wrist, Elbow, and Upper Extremity

Jonas R. Rudzki MD

Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy, Shoulder, Elbow, and Knee

Benjamin S. Shaffer MD

Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy, Shoulder, Elbow, and Knee

John K. Starr MD

Spine Surgery and Complex Reconstruction

Anthony S. Unger MD

Joint Replacement, Hip, Knee, and Shoulder

Office Information

2021 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006

Suite 400
Phone: 202.466.5151
Fax: 202.466.4072

Suite 516
Phone: 202.833.1147
Fax: 202.296.2515


Directions

5454 Wisconsin Avenue
Chevy Chase, MD 20815

Suite 1000
Phone: 301.657.1996
Fax: 301.951.6160


Directions

Welcome To Washington Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

Welcome to the Washington Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine (WOSM) website. Our practice provides expert, comprehensive, experienced evaluation, and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. In addition to an introduction to our practice and our doctors, our site includes current educational content on the most common conditions that we treat as well as relevant updated news items from a variety of authoritative sources.

Orthopedic Spotlight

ACL tames the Tiger, for now

Tiger Woods’ mental toughness is unquestioned. His conditioning and prowess on are well known. His triumph at this year’s US Open, in which he prevailed despite a painful and unstable knee, as well as accompanying stress fractures, was a courageous athletic performance. In the course of his phenomenal career, there doesn’t appear to be any limit to his abilities. So, it turns out that it is not his competitors, it is a mere, small ligament in the knee, the ACL, that , at least for now, has tamed Tiger. Instead of challenging himself at the British Open, PGA Championship, Ryder cup, and even his own signature AT&T classic here in DC, he instead will be calling upon his mental and physical strength to recover following reconstructive knee surgery.

Success following ACL reconstructive surgery is high, with better than 90% returning to their previous level of activity. Tiger is going to likely be in that group, not just because he has a skilled surgeon (Dr. Tom Rosenberg of Utah was one of the orthopaedic leaders who pioneered the way ACL reconstructions are currently performed), but because the same skill set required to rehabilitate following surgery, discipline and commitment and hard work, are his signature traits already. His tour competitors, sympathetic for his (and the tour’s) temporary loss, should be served notice. The window of competitive opportunity will not be open long.

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Orthopaedic News

We present non - technical articles from the popular press that we feel are of general interest.

Political News

This section contains articles from various sources that we feel are timely, informative and educational with regard to current medically related political and social issues.

We Specialize In

• Sports Medicine/Orthopedic Surgery
• Joint Replacement
• General Orthopedics
• Shoulder/Elbow
• Foot/Ankle
• Neck/Spine Disorders
• Hand/Wrist