Cycling Ortho Boston North Shore

[duke]

My knee is starting it's act early this year. I have been chasing this for about four years with various Orthos and P.Ts. Any suggestions on a Ortho that is a serious cyclist and will spend more than five minutes with me during an appointment.
Thanks,
duke

[old_school]

I highly recommend Dr. John Boyle (http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypMap.py?Pyt=Typ&tuid=29068434&ck=2554921851&tab=B2C&tcat=8110048&city=Danvers&state=MA&uzip=01923&country=us&msa=1120&cs=4&ed=Glh4a61o2Ty8H3gcF0wlW5WMlhk2Rh7zLsENFSVaKNA1&stat=:pos:2:regular:regT:14:fbT:0) in Danvers, MA. He is an ultra endurance athlete himself and works on many local pro athletes. He did my knee about 10 years ago; I was on the stationary bike the next day.

[Bruce K]

Best knee guy around, decent cyclist, and generally good guy is Dr. Ira Evans at Sports Medicine North in Peabody.

BK

[jhcakilmer]

So have you seen anyone before? What did they say?
Thanks

[duke]

I hit a car about 4 years ago a tore the meniscus. It was scoped at the time but riding more than about 100 miles a week causes pain on the inside lower kneecap. It has been diagnosed as a mechanical issue that is causing the tendinitis but I have been unable to find the right person to straighten out the mechanical problem. 3 bike fittings with three different opinions and another Ortho that told me I should find something to do besides riding a bike.....Not the answer I'm looking for. I am thinking of packing the whole project up and going to see Dr. A. Pruitt. Sure would like to solve the problem closer to home if possible.
duke