Dr. Miles will be leaving Shasta Orthopaedics at the end of July 2023. This should not affect the continuity or quality of patient care....
Life After Knee Replacement Shasta Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Troy A. Miles, bestselling author of Life After Hip Replacement: A Complete Guide to Recovery & Rehabilitation and a leading expert on joint...
Our qualified physicians will be holding monthly Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Classes at Shasta Orthopaedics, to help you prepare for Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Surgery. ...
This event is complete, Thank you! Knee Pain Is Something You Can Live Without Free and Open to the Public Dr. Miles will be holding a FREE Knee Pain Clinic, where he...
Free and Open to the Public
Knee and hip pain can keep you from doing the things you love. Shasta Orthopaedics invites you to a free presentation on the latest treatments for hip and knee pain. At this lecture you will gain insight on the causes of joint pain and learn about the latest surgical and non-surgical treatments. You'll also have the opportunity to ask your own questions.
Come to a FREE Knee Pain Seminar with Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Schwartz Take Back Your Life! We are proud to introduce Navia, a robotics assisted partial knee replacement system now offered...
Shasta Otho welcomes Hip, Knee and Shoulder Surgeon, Dr. Troy MilesShasta Ortho is excited to welcome Red Bluff native Dr. Miles as the group’s hip, knee and shoulder replacement surgeon specializing in arthritic and diseased joints.
A former varsity athlete at Red Bluff High School, where he played football and soccer, Dr. Miles recently completed a fellowship in adult joint reconstruction and arthroplasty at the University of California, Davis.
Dr. Miles graduated with honors from California State University, Chico, and Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, where he was elected into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed his internship and residency in orthopaedic surgery at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon. Dr. Miles was selected to represent his orthopaedic residency program at the American Orthopaedic Association Resident Leadership Forum in 2014. Following graduation, he went on to complete a prestigious fellowship in adult joint reconstruction and arthroplasty.
Shasta Orthopaedics’ surgeons utilize a variety of FDA approved orthopaedic implants offered by reputable and trusted manufacturers. Implants are selected based on what is most appropriate for each patient, and what will ultimately yield the best results.
Flexible, strong muscles are the best way to keep your knees healthy and prevent future injury, so even if you have some knee pain, developing an exercise routine that will strengthen the surrounding muscles can help you in more ways than one. Strengthening the muscles surrounding your knee helps to alleviate some of the stress and strain placed on the knee when performing everyday activities. Stretching can also help you build more flexibility, which can reduce tightness that is sometimes caused by strengthening the muscles through exercise.
Women and girls are more likely to suffer from torn ACLs than their male counterparts, according to new research. An ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) injury involves a tear in the ligament that stabilizes the knee and joins the upper and lower leg bones. An ACL injury requires surgery to correct and can be caused by a variety of activities (typically when the knee is twisted, bent backwards, or bent in an unnatural way).
On March 24, Shasta Orthopaedics appeared on NorthState Health to talk about Sports Medicine. In this segement, Dr. Paul Schwartz discusses knee injuries and replacements, and offers some statistics on...
Children that suffer from sore or achy joints may be experiencing natural growing pains or soreness resulting from a recent injury. However, if the pain persists, a medical evaluation is necessary to determine whether the pain is a result of a more serious condition like juvenile arthritis. An autoimmune disease, juvenile idiopathic arthritis should be diagnosed as early as possible so that proper treatment can be administered. Without treatment, this condition may result in irreversible joint damage, developmental problems, disability, or deformity.