Peter Frelinghuysen, MD
| Office(s): | Upper East Side
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| Education: | Georgetown University School of Medicine |
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Orthopedic Surgery
Orthopedic surgery is the treatment of conditions associated with the musculoskeletal system including joints, bones, tendons, muscles and ligaments. Orthopedic surgeons use both surgical and nonsurgical techniques to treat degenerative diseases, congenital disorders, trauma and sports injuries, infections and tumors.
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Amar Ranawat, MD
| Office(s): | Upper East Side
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| Education: | Cornell University Medical College |
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Douglas Unis, MD
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| Education: | Case Western Reserve University |
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Manhattan's Physician Group's Flatiron District Office
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Integrative Medicine with Dr. Kenneth Redcross
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Hypertension and Nutrition with Katherine Farrell Harris
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Dr. Navarra Rodriguez on WNBC News Channel 4
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Manhattan's Physician Group
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215 East 95th Street (between 2nd & 3rd Avenues)
Tel: (212) 996-8000 · Fax: (212) 423-3127
A: There isn't anything you can do to clean the area covered by a cast until the cast is removed. You should wash any skin not covered by a cast with soap and water every day. When you take a bath or shower, securely wrap the cast in plastic so it does not get wet. Sponge baths may be necessary to avoid getting the cast wet if it is too big.
