Howard Goodman, MD

• Hip, knee and shoulder arthritis
• Malignant and benign bone tumors
• Bony metastatic disease from other cancers
• Soft tissue “lumps and bumps” – benign and malignant masses in the extremities
• Salvage of “accidental sarcoma resections”
• Arthritis

• Limb preservations techniques, including massive endoprostheses, expandable prostheses for growing children, and allograft
• Resection of tumors
• Minimally invasive hip replacements
• Hip and knee replacements
• Revision surgery

Dr. Howard Goodman has published extensively through his career.  He has experience in limb preservations techniques, including massive endoprostheses, expandable prostheses for growing children, and allograft.  Dr. Goodman’s treatment philosophy for general orthopedics is to utilize non-operative solutions and management if at all possible.  Regarding those patients with tumors, Dr. Goodman believes if surgery is necessary, it should be handled with a multi-disciplinary team approach to care and treatment.