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Steven Ralles MD

Board Certified, Fellowship Trained Hip & Knee Reconstruction Surgeon

Steven Ralles, M.D.

Practice Philosophy

“Each patient is unique. Deciding on a treatment plan together to achieve a patient’s goals is the most important aspect of our job.”

Dr. Ralles Profile

About

Dr. Ralles

Board Certified, Fellowship Trained Hip & Knee Reconstruction Surgeon

Dr. Steven Ralles earned his medical degree from Drexel University College of Medicine before completing his orthopedic surgery residency at Loyola University Medical Center in 2021.

Areas of Expertise

Cutting-Edge Techniques & Technology

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ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Robotic Assisted
Knee Replacement

The procedure involves imaging and computer-guided tools to enhance precision during surgery. It allows surgeons to customize implant placement based on each patient’s anatomy, resulting in improved alignment, better function, and potentially faster recovery. This technology supports reliable outcomes for patients with severe knee arthritis or joint damage.

MINIMALLY INVASIVE Anterior Hip Replacement

A muscle-sparing surgical approach that allows the surgeon to access the hip joint from the front. It can reduce soft-tissue disruption, improve early mobility, & support a quicker return to daily activities. Patients often experience less postoperative pain & greater stability compared to traditional posterior approaches. Read More

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Patient Testimonials

  • Dr. Ralles is a GREAT physician! He listens and cares, he's incredibly kind and WILL help you, he cares about his patients VERY much! I'm eternally grateful that he was there when I needed him to help me!...

    ~ K G ~

Research & Publications

  • Publications Demographic Img

    Demographic Data Reliably Predicts Total Hip Arthroplasty Component Size.

  • Publications Acetabular Cup Img

    The Area Method for Measuring Acetabular Cup Anteversion: An Accurate and Autonomous Solution.

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    Characterizing Acetabular Component Orientation with Pelvic Motion During Total Hip Arthroplasty.

Patient Info

Patient Education Videos & Resources

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