Hip Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
I want to give a holistic and broad view of how hip mobility plays into important topics in sports medicine…. Read More about Hip Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
I want to give a holistic and broad view of how hip mobility plays into important topics in sports medicine…. Read More about Hip Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
Tendons attach muscles to bones. The most common form of tendon injury is tendonitis, which is acute inflammation of the… Read More about Tendinopathy and Other Tendon Overuse Injuries
Understanding Hip Arthroscopy “Arthro” refers to a joint and “scope” refers to a camera. An arthroscopy is using tiny cameras… Read More about Sport Hip Injuries and Hip Arthroscopy
Tendon transfers are a newer treatment for irreparable rotator cuff tears. They’re a less-common treatment, but are becoming a useful… Read More about Tendon Transfers for Irreparable Rotator Cuff Tears
Your hip joint is involved in almost every activity you do. A diseased or injured hip can limit your ability… Read More about Diagnosis and Management of Hip Pain
I want to remove some of the mystique around scoliosis and debunk some myths people potentially have heard about scoliosis… Read More about Five Myths About Scoliosis
Arthritis affects all of us. Ninety-one million Americans are affected by arthritis, mostly osteoarthritis. Forty-five percent of people have a… Read More about How to Stay Active with Arthritis
Anatomy of the Shoulder and Cause of Shoulder Arthritis The normal shoulder comprises of the ball and socket joint, where… Read More about Shoulder Arthritis Overview and Treatment Options
Meniscal Injuries Meniscal Anatomy Meniscal injuries are common in all age groups. You have a meniscus on the inside of… Read More about A Patient’s Guide to Common Knee Injuries and Treatments
It’s 2024. We’re in a technologically driven world where everything we do has been touched and affected by technology and… Read More about Hip and Knee Replacement in 2024: Technologies and Techniques to Speed Your Recovery