What is Weight Lifter’s Shoulder?  AC joint osteolysis, commonly referred to as “Weight Lifter’s Shoulder” is a common problem among the weightlifting community. This because it is caused by constant … Continue reading →

What is a Herniated Disc? Your spine is composed of vertebrae; small individual bones that allow the spine to move fluidly without damaging the spinal cord. To support the vertebrae, … Continue reading →

Meniscus Tears Symptoms & Test A meniscus tear occurs when the rubbery, C-shaped disc that cushions part of your knee is injured by twisting or sudden movement. There are two … Continue reading →

10 Most Common Orthopedic Injuries  Our bodies hold up to a lot of wear and tear, but that doesn’t mean we are infallible. Orthopedic – bones and muscles – injuries … Continue reading →

A Day in the Life of an Orthopedic Surgeon An orthopedic surgeon is a medical professional who operates on the musculoskeletal parts of the body. This can include the bones, … Continue reading →

5 Things to Do Before Knee Replacement Surgery Because most knee replacement surgeries are scheduled only after every other option has been exhausted, you most likely have time to prepare. … Continue reading →

Did Santa Break a Hip Coming Down the Chimney? Santa Clause has a big job each Christmas Eve: deliver toys to every child in the world in a single night. … Continue reading →

How Does Platelet-Rich Plasma Help Orthopedic Injuries? Orthopedic injuries – the ones that involve the muscles, ligaments, tendons or bones of the body – can be extremely painful. More than … Continue reading →

How to Identify ACL Injuries If you’re an athlete, you’ve probably had your fair share of knee injuries. From collisions, sprains and falls, there are plenty of ways to injure … Continue reading →

5 Things to Do Before Knee Replacement Surgery Because most knee replacement surgeries are scheduled only after every other option has been exhausted, you most likely have time to prepare. … Continue reading →