Education

Dr. Braly received his medical doctor’s degree at Ohio State University. He completed residency training and his fellowship in joint replacement at the Mayo Clinic; recognized as one of the highest quality and most prestigious institutions in the world, which trains only the very top applicants.

Specialization
Dr. Galat is a leader in the field of robotic-assisted anterior total hip, total knee and partial knee replacement surgery. He brings his skill, compassion, and philosophy of healing to his Phoenix practice, Renovation Orthopaedics. Dr. Galat believes in holistic healthcare. Physical pain and disability from arthritis impacts a person emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. His goal is to repair and restore through personalized attention, and compassionate surgical care using cutting-edge technology, helping patients return to living their fullest life.

Dr. Braly performs the anterior approach for minimally invasivetotal hip replacement. The small incision for this approach is on the front of the hip by the groin. Patients can walk immediately after the procedure, which is done on an outpatient basis. By having outpatient surgery patients avoid the risk of Covid-19 and other hospital acquired infections, hospital errors, as well as higher risk of deep venous thrombosis. Recovery take 2-3 weeks; and best of all, once recovered, patients have no restrictions. The minimally invasive anterior total hip replacementapproach Dr. Galat performs incorporates the Stryker Mako robotic system.