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Dr. Gregory Moore, D.O.
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Dr. G. Todd Moore is a highly accomplished orthopedic surgeon with expertise in hip and knee arthroplasty, fracture care and pediatric orthopedics. He is affiliated with The Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Institute and sees patients at their offices in Fort Worth and Mansfield, Texas. Board certified and fellowship trained in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery, Dr. Moore has been in practice since 2012.
Dr. Moore's approach to patient care is attentive and deeply compassionate, always making decisions with the best interest of his patients in mind. His bedside manner is warm and genuine, and he is especially passionate about taking care of children. He has a special love for and skill with newborns, toddlers and youth, and doctors even send their own kids to him.
Dr. Moore's approach to patient care is attentive and deeply compassionate, always making decisions with the best interest of his patients in mind. His bedside manner is warm and genuine, and he is especially passionate about taking care of children. He has a special love for and skill with newborns, toddlers and youth, and doctors even send their own kids to him.
31 years
Experience
Dr. Gregory Moore, D.O.
- Lubbock, TX
- University of South Carolina
- Accepting new patients
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Severe torn rotator cuff
I certainly think surgery is a viable alternative if you are healthy and your quality of life has been impaired by this injury. At 80 years young, you are likely to have some degenerative READ MORE
I certainly think surgery is a viable alternative if you are healthy and your quality of life has been impaired by this injury. At 80 years young, you are likely to have some degenerative changes of the articular cartilage consistent with arthritic process in the joint as well. In my opinion, a reverse total shoulder replacement is the better surgical option for you. Todd Moore
Knee dislocation
I would first recommend that you have a clinical evaluation. If theres gross instability, an MRI would be the next step. Some symptomatic stability will respond to physical therapy READ MORE
I would first recommend that you have a clinical evaluation. If theres gross instability, an MRI would be the next step. Some symptomatic stability will respond to physical therapy embracing. A good physical exam can help delineate between something simple and something more complex. Todd Moore
Can I go to a swimming pool with a disc hernia?
Yes, you should be able to go into a swimming pool. Clearly, if the disc herniation is high in the cervical spine, you should avoid going underneath the water. Water can be used READ MORE
Yes, you should be able to go into a swimming pool. Clearly, if the disc herniation is high in the cervical spine, you should avoid going underneath the water. Water can be used as a good therapeutic tool with disc herniations, because it reduces load on the spine from the buoyancy effect. Todd Moore
Post carpal tunnel surgery
I think I would recommend you contact your surgeon and have it evaluated in clinic. Todd Moore
One rib in chest feels more out then others
This can happen with the subluxation of the rib on the sternum. Usually its a traumatic episode that creates this. It could also be a congenital deformity. I would recommend starting READ MORE
This can happen with the subluxation of the rib on the sternum. Usually its a traumatic episode that creates this. It could also be a congenital deformity. I would recommend starting with some form of imaging. Plain film can be somewhat limiting due to the overlap of Ribs on the sternum posterior. A CT might be your best tool to evaluate the position of the rib. Todd Moore
Can I go to a gym with knee arthritis?
Yes. Choosing lower impact exercises will decrease the load on your knees and make your arthritic symptoms. Less problematic during workouts. A stationary bike, elliptical trainer, READ MORE
Yes. Choosing lower impact exercises will decrease the load on your knees and make your arthritic symptoms. Less problematic during workouts. A stationary bike, elliptical trainer, and swimming or three excellent options. Some resistance training is helpful as well to stabilize the joint secondarily by improving muscle strength. Todd Moore
Can hip replacement fix hip arthritis?
Yes. The hip replacement restores the smooth bearing surfaces of the hip joint. This removes the arthritis from the joint completely. Todd Moore
Do I have to wear a brace after scoliosis surgery?
In all likelihood, the answer to this question is yes. The type of brace can vary based on the severity of your scoliosis and the specific levels of correction that are required READ MORE
In all likelihood, the answer to this question is yes. The type of brace can vary based on the severity of your scoliosis and the specific levels of correction that are required during surgery. Todd Moore
