Dr. Sabrina Strickland

Dr. Sabrina Strickland Dr. Sabrina Strickland, Orthopedic Sports Surgeon My goal as an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine is to return you to your active lifestyle.

For some this might mean an Ironman competition, while for others it is a walk around New York City. I co-founded the HSS Patellofemoral Center to help you heal and regain mobility, and focus on helping you with pain and injuries related to the patella, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), and cartilage. Although many patients come to me for surgery, I may recommend other options, such as stem cell injections, cortisone shots, hyaluronic acid, or platelet rich plasma along with physical therapy.

Presenting an instructional course lecture on Patellofemoral surgery complications at the American Orthopaedic Society f...
07/11/2026

Presenting an instructional course lecture on Patellofemoral surgery complications at the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine. I shared the podium with amazing clinicians who also happen to be good friends.

07/10/2026

MPFL or medial patellofemoral ligament reconstruction is a reliable surgical procedure to stabilize the knee cap (patella) in patients with recurrent patellar instability or a high risk of recurrent instability. We typically use a donor hamstring to reconstruct this ligament. Surgery is done through 2 small incisions where we anchor the donor tendon (hamstring allograft) to the patella and the femur. This surgery takes about 45 minutes and is done under regional anesthesia. Full recovery and return to sports is about 6 months but normal walking is achieved
by 4-6 weeks.

Stay tuned for our next videos on patellar instability and dislocation!

06/10/2026

In this video we talk about why and when we use a robot for surgery.

I'm always telling my patients about the importance is weight training and weight bearing exercise for strong bones. Thi...
06/09/2026

I'm always telling my patients about the importance is weight training and weight bearing exercise for strong bones. This reunion tradition for my Cornell friends class of 1991 shows off our strength! Luckily we had a spotter (Karen) and I didn't have to be on the top!

05/31/2026

MPFL or medial patellofemoral ligament reconstruction is a reliable surgical procedure to stabilize the knee cap (patella) in patients with recurrent patellar instability or a high risk of recurrent instability. We typically use a donor hamstring to reconstruct this ligament. Surgery is done through 2 small incisions where we anchor the donor tendon (hamstring allograft) to the patella and the femur. This surgery takes about 45 minutes and is done under regional anesthesia. Full recovery and return to sports is about 6 months but normal walking is achieved by 4-6 weeks.

Last but not least Natasha graduates from the Dyson School at Cornell. While wet and cold we were thrilled to share this...
05/31/2026

Last but not least Natasha graduates from the Dyson School at Cornell. While wet and cold we were thrilled to share this amazing event and can't wait to have her back in NYC.

05/31/2026

Can anyone guess our costume for the amazing 80's party our friends threw tonight? Thank you Meghan and Allen!

Congratulations to our oldest daughter, Ally, for graduation yesterday from Cornell Law. I got to share this amazing day...
05/18/2026

Congratulations to our oldest daughter, Ally, for graduation yesterday from Cornell Law. I got to share this amazing day with 2 of my college roommates. We have an amazing Cornell family!

Second graduation in 2 days, my daughter, Victoria, walking across the stage at the Boston College Commencement. She is ...
05/18/2026

Second graduation in 2 days, my daughter, Victoria, walking across the stage at the Boston College Commencement. She is filling her mom's footsteps and applying to medical school. Can't wait to see her future unfold.

4 amazing days in London highlighted by my oldest daughter, Ally Fertig, running the marathon and raising over 10.000 fo...
04/27/2026

4 amazing days in London highlighted by my oldest daughter, Ally Fertig, running the marathon and raising over 10.000 for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. This marathon raises nearly 100 million dollars a year for charity and is an incredible event to be a spectator at.

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