Advantages Of A Partial Knee Replacement When knee surgery is required, a partial knee replacement can be the best option. Every case is different and must be evaluated by an orthopedic surgeon. If you are analyzing your case so you can get your knee replaced, this information might be useful. … Continue reading
Advantages Of A Partial Knee Replacement
by Jsantos, November 23, 2014Rotator Cuff Tear Geometry
by Jsantos, November 19, 2014Rotator Cuff Tear Geometry | Orthopedic Corner | Leon Mead MD Orthopedic Doctor | 730 Goodlette Road North, Suite 201 Naples Florida 34102 | Phone: (239) 262-1119
Unilateral Knee Replacement Results from Dr. Mead’s Patients
by Jsantos, November 16, 2014Unilateral Knee Replacement Results from Dr. Mead’s Patients The following video shows the results from some patients of orthopedic surgeon, Leon Mead, two to three days after receiving a unilateral knee replacement. As you can observe, they are able to walk almost right after the surgery with minimal … Continue reading →
What can you do when you injure your rotator cuff?
by Jsantos, November 13, 2014What Can You Do When You Injure Your Rotator Cuff? When I injured my shoulder like 14 years ago, I remember I felt it was the end of the world. At that point, training was as new to my as math to a 5 year old boy. That morning, I … Continue reading →
Great Career Pathways Merging Science and Art
by Jsantos, November 7, 2014Success has always been an ordinary reaction for many individuals. Many people produce a fantastic formulation from lifes sometimes hard unfair troubles that end up altering their lives forever. In cases like this, that formulation becomes an approach that improves living that is ones from extreme poverty to some distinguished … Continue reading →
The Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy Process
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Sports Medicine Naples: Understanding the Forearm
by Jsantos, October 20, 2014Sports Medicine Understanding the Forearm The forearm can can sometimes be ignored when it comes to sports medicine. Maybe because it is not as commonly injured as other joints like the shoulder or knee. However, it is important to know its anatomy and functionality in order to understand the power … Continue reading →
Elbow: The Silent Joint
by Jsantos, October 14, 2014Elbow: The Silent Joint Considering the incredible and constant strain that it is subjected to, the elbow is a strong joint indeed. The elbow is a hinge-type joint, formed by the humerus bone of the upper arm, and the radius and ulna bones of the lower arm. Although only flexion … Continue reading →
Why did I injured my rotator cuff?
by Jsantos, October 4, 2014Why did I Injured my Rotator Cuff? There can be many reasons behind a rotator cuff injury. Now, activities that involve throwing, swimming and pitching are regular weekend activities for many. These activities, which are relegated to the weekends, are often performed with poor technique, muscle fatigue, inadequate conditioning, and … Continue reading →
What is a Total Knee Replacement? A Simple Visual Explanation
by Jsantos, October 1, 2014What is a Total Knee Replacement? indian generic levitra A Simple Visual Explanation Explaining a total knee replacement can be really complex if we go into detail. However, it can also be really simple if we “simplify” the process. So, what is Before moving, ask yourself whether you want to … Continue reading →