At the Charleston Institute for Advanced Orthopedics (CIAO), our orthopedic surgeons care and work with you to engage physical activities that bring you joy. Sometimes physical discomfort is due to an injury. Sometimes it is caused by ordinary wear and tear. It's our job as orthopedic surgeons in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, to provide you with an accurate diagnosis and educate you about the range of advanced treatment options available.
Musculoskeletal is a big word for a good reason. Simply put, it applies to the system of ligaments, nerves, tendons, muscle and cartilage that stabilize the 206 bones in the adult body. Our job is to demystify the science for you and analyze the state of your musculoskeletal wellness. Once we have a clear understanding of your current issues and challenges, we can set goals and plan a course of action.
Musculoskeletal is a big word for a good reason. Simply put, it applies to the system of ligaments, nerves, tendons, muscle and cartilage that stabilize the 206 bones in the adult body. Our job is to demystify the science for you and analyze the state of your musculoskeletal wellness. Once we have a clear understanding of your current issues and challenges, we can set goals and plan a course of action.
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When having your joint replacement surgery at CIAO, you are giving to those who share in your discomfort, yet do not have the option of surgical treatment. Our continued support of Walk Nicaragua, a non-profit, mission-based, medical outreach organization that provides total knee replacements and other orthopedic surgical services to the citizens of Nicaragua is just one of the many ways we give back.
Dr. Schutte is currently serving as the Chief of Surgery for East Cooper Medical Center and is also the hospital's Medical Director of the Comprehensive Joint Program. He is the director and founder of the Charleston Institute of Advanced Orthopedics. He is committed to the advancement and treatments of hip and knee care through continued research.
Terri Blackwell is a Nationally Certified Physician Assistant specializing in Orthopedic Joint Reconstructive Surgery at East Cooper's Comprehensive Joint Program. She completed her Bachelor of Science at the University of South Carolina's College of science and mathematics in 2002. Upon completion she spent eight years assisting in oral and maxillofacial implant surgery.
Muscle strains, joint pain, sports injuries, and arthritis are some common conditions that keep us from staying active. These issues can come on suddenly or develop over time, but they usually require some level of intervention to ensure that they either heal properly or limit your activity.
At Charleston Institute for Advanced Orthopedics (CIAO), board-certified, orthopedic surgeon H. Del Schutte Jr., MD and his experienced staff are committed to returning you to a full range of activity.They work to provide you with an accurate diagnosis that is based on the latest research, as well as their decades of experience in the field of orthopedics and sports medicine.
At Charleston Institute for Advanced Orthopedics (CIAO), board-certified, orthopedic surgeon H. Del Schutte Jr., MD and his experienced staff are committed to returning you to a full range of activity.They work to provide you with an accurate diagnosis that is based on the latest research, as well as their decades of experience in the field of orthopedics and sports medicine.
Ease pain and return to a more fulfilled and active life with help from the dedicated team at the Charleston Institute for Advanced Orthopedics. We understand the effect that persistent joint pain has on your quality of life. When other treatment options have been explored but the pain returns or persists, joint replacement may be the best option for relief and comfort.
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Oct 29, 2016
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I was told by a friend about this doctor. I took a 5 hour round trip twice to visit him and was so disappointed. I have a total knee replacement and I'm in severe pain. The first visit was no X-rays and a shot in my knee that wore off in 3 days. I was told by his nurse to return to only hear I have done all I can. I returned back home to see another doc. And he done his own X-rays and found I had looseness and scheduled a bone scan and blood work. Now I'm scheduled Nov. 14 , 2016 for revised knee replacement. The shocker of this is Dr. Schutte is this and many other doctors instructor. The doctor
