Victor R. Kalman, LPT DO FAOAO

While we are typically known as a "sports medicine" practice, you do not need to be an athlete in the typical sense to come see us. In truth, we treat anyone who suffers from "overuse injuries." So, if you are an active person we are the practice for you! In addition, we are one of the few practices that will treat younger patients.

Delaware orthopedic surgeons Craig D. Morgan, MD has decades of experience caring for athletes of all ages and at all stages of their careers - youth through professionals. During his distinguished career, Dr. Morgan has established himself as a world-renowned authority on disorders of the shoulder and knee.

Delaware orthopedic surgeons Dr. Craig Morgan and Dr. Vic Kalman have provided advanced sports medicine care for over 20 years. They are trained in the latest techniques and have served as faculty for courses teaching their colleagues as they are recognized as Delaware sports medicine experts.

Dr.'s Morgan and Kalman specialize in sports medicine injuries of the joints, muscles, cartilage and ligaments with focus on elbow, hip, knee and shoulder conditions.They are dedicated to the practice of sports medicine, taking care of athletes at all levels. Whether you were injured training for your first race or during a high school, collegiate event or professional event, their expertise is there for you to help you get back on track.

Have you ever tried medications, physical therapy, injections, and seemingly anything you could possibly do to relieve your knee arthritis pain? If these options have failed to help, then PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma) may be the right treatment for you. PRP therapy utilizes your own blood cells concentrated into a higher concentration of platelets that can be delivered specifically to the source of pain in your knee.

One of the procedures we offer to try and avoid surgery is a platelet rich plasma injection, or PRP. This is performed in the office safely, under local anesthesia with minimum risk. We draw blood from the patient, place it in a centrifuge which concentrates the platelets. The platelets contain growth factors' which have an anti-inflammatory, healing effect.