Dr. Sackett will retire from practice in 2025. As of July 31, he will no longer be seeing new patients. He will continue to see certain existing patients for a short time to complete their care and assist with a smooth transition.
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At Carrell Clinic, we understand your injury or condition may require the use of durable medical equipment, or DME, to ensure a fast and effective recovery, which is why we carry pieces such as:
For your convenience, we offer in-office digital X-ray services at Carrell Clinic. If you require an X-ray for injury or condition, this service can easily be performed right here at our clinic. Our modern, in-office X-ray equipment provides high-clarity imaging to help diagnose and treat your orthopaedic condition efficiently and conveniently.
Please call our office at (214) 220-2468 to learn more.
Shoulder doctors and surgeons are fellowship-trained or specialty-trained providers who diagnose and treat injuries and conditions affecting any part of the shoulder, including the shoulder blade, collarbone, tendons, and humerus. These doctors and surgeons possess a comprehensive understanding of this ball-and-socket joint and are highly skilled at pinpointing the cause of shoulder pain. They also offer a wide range of nonsurgical treatments and surgeries, such as rotator cuff repair, arthroscopic surgery, and shoulder replacement.
Doctors and surgeons within the field of pediatric orthopaedics specialize in diagnosing and treating bone, joint, and muscle disorders as well as traumatic injuries in children. These specialists have undergone advanced training and possess a critical understanding of the unique needs of children with musculoskeletal problems, from infants born with a limb deformity to an adolescent who has a spine deformity, such as scoliosis.
Orthopaedic surgeons are trained to diagnose and treat patients with severe bone, joint, and muscle injuries, including compound fractures, dislocations, and other forms of trauma. These surgeons possess a critical understanding of the musculoskeletal system and can quickly assess and provide medical care for patients with life-threatening injuries. Additionally, these specialists see patients who may have broken a bone or been involved in a traumatic event that wasn’t life-threatening, such as a fall.