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The ACL Epidemic: What is the cause, and what do we do about it?

It is fair to say that ACL injuries have reached epidemic numbers, with an estimated 350,000 ACL reconstructions performed in… Read More

by Anthony Phillips, DPT, CSCS

Arthritis of the Big Toe (Hallux Rigidus): What Are My Treatment Options?

Dr. Paul Switaj explains what hallux rigidus, or arthritis of the big toe, is and how to treat it.

by Paul J. Switaj, MD

Cortisone Shots

For a variety of orthopedic problems, patients frequently can benefit from “cortisone” shots, but every day I hear lots of… Read More

by Daniel E. Thompson, MD

The Biceps Tendon

What is the Biceps Muscle Tendon Unit? The biceps muscle tendon unit is anatomically located in the front of the… Read More

by Keith W. Lawhorn, MD

Kneecap Dislocations

The kneecap or patella is kind of a ‘floating’ bone at the front of our knees. It’s an important structure… Read More

by David D. Nedeff, MD

Evaluation and Treatment of Shoulder Dislocations

Shoulder dislocations are common among the young, active, athletic population. A shoulder dislocation is defined when the humerus, or upper… Read More

by Marion M. Herring, MD

Shoulder Problems and How To Treat Them

The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body and as a result it allows us to do many… Read More

by Daniel E. Weingold, MD

The Hip Labrum: What Is It? What Happens When It Tears? How Are Tears Treated?

OrthoVirginia physician Dr. William Mook gives details about the hip labrum and injuries to it.

by William R. Mook, MD

Management of Concussions and Post-Concussive Syndrome

Dr. Omar Elkhamra gives details of managing concussions and post-concussive syndrome.

by Omar Elkhamra, MD

Meniscus Tears: Why Are Some Repaired and Others Excised?

Dr. Anthony Avery gives information about different types of meniscal tears.

by Anthony L. Avery, MD