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Nexus Veterinary Bone & Joint Center
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Nexus – means a connection between members of a group; the core; a link or bond to a connected group.
The Nexus Veterinary Bone & Joint Center is the premier orthopedic center in the East Coast founded and established by Dr. David Dycus. It is located within the Nexus Veterinary Specialists hospital in Baltimore Maryland. While routine orthopedic ailments are dealt with commonly such as cranial cruciate ligament ruptures, medial patella luxations, and osteoarthritis; the Nexus Veterinary Bone & Joint Center elevates veterinary orthopedic care with complex minimally invasive fracture care, 3D printing for angular limb deformities, total joint replacement, and arthroscopy. In addition, the Nexus Veterinary Bone & Joint Center is sought after for dealing with orthopedic conditions affecting both sporting and working dogs.
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