The Duke Division of Adult Reconstruction remains at the forefront of orthopaedics, leading the way in groundbreaking research, innovative techniques, and an impressive volume of yearly hip and knee replacement surgeries.

Over the past two years, our expert joint replacement surgeons have successfully performed more than 10,000 joint replacement surgeries. Renowned nationwide for their expertise, they provide comprehensive treatment tailored to even the most complex cases.

As pioneers in orthopaedic and joint replacement research, our surgeons continuously develop and refine advanced procedures and artificial joint designs to enhance functionality and longevity for patients undergoing joint replacements.

Our faculty are pioneers in orthopaedics, redefining the field through their visionary leadership. In the research lab, they advance medical science to develop cutting-edge treatment options that translate directly to exceptional patient care in the clinic. At the same time, they are dedicated to innovating new methods to inspire and train the next generation of orthopaedic surgeons.

The Adult Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship provides exceptional training in joint replacement surgery, offering fellows access to more than 5,000 primary and revision hip and knee replacements annually. This extensive caseload ensures robust experience in managing complex primary and revision procedures.

Renowned for its innovative use of technology, the fellowship immerses participants in cutting-edge advancements such as augmented reality, navigation, simulation, and robotic-assisted surgery. Additionally, fellows work alongside eight full-time, fellowship-trained arthroplasty surgeons, gaining exposure to a diverse and comprehensive range of operative experiences.

Duke Orthopaedic surgeons perform thousands of arthroplasty procedures each year, restoring function and alleviating patient pain. As a nationally ranked leader in orthopaedics, Duke leverages extensive expertise to successfully treat even the most complex cases, providing unparalleled care and outcomes.

The Adult Reconstruction Division is at the forefront of research, focusing on innovative diagnostic and treatment strategies for biofilm-related periprosthetic joint infections and clinical studies aimed at enhancing patient outcomes and care in joint replacements. This commitment keeps our team on the cutting edge of hip and knee replacement advancements, while continuously assessing and improving the care delivered to achieve even better patient results.

The division remains steadfast in upholding Duke Orthopaedics' central mission: pursuing a cure for arthritis. With a vision for the future, the team is dedicated to transitioning treatment approaches from reliance on metal, ceramic, and plastic to biologically driven solutions that transform patient care.