Patellar Instability: Is This The End Of My Athletic Career?
Friday, 12 October 2018
What is Patellar instability? Patellar instability is a range of conditions. It refers to the kneecap (known in medicine as the patella) sliding out of its groove and dislocating. According to some estimates, it affects 7 in 100 000 US Citizens each and every year. Those who dislocate their kneecap for the first time
- Published in Knee Pain, Orthopedic
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Frozen Shoulder and the Road to Recovery – Do I Need Surgery?
Wednesday, 10 October 2018
Frozen shoulder – also known as adhesive capsulitis – is a common condition and self-resolving condition that can have a significant impact on your day to day life. It happens in somewhere between 2 and 5 percent of the population and it is most common in your forties and fifties. It is also significantly more
- Published in shoulder instability, Sports Medicine
Are Sprains different from Strains?
Monday, 01 October 2018
Sprains and strains are not uncommon among individuals with an active lifestyle. But few people understand the differences between the two. While both of these conditions are painful, they are the result of damage to different tissues of the body. Sprains and Strains While sprains are ligament injuries, strains are injuries to either muscles or
- Published in Back Pain, Orthopedic
How can a Dislocated Shoulder be treated?
Wednesday, 26 September 2018
A dislocated shoulder refers to a condition in which the ball of the shoulder joint is forced out of its socket. This is painful condition that results due to an injury to the shoulder and often affects athletes. A dislocated shoulder can severely impact your quality of life for several weeks. Shoulder dislocations may be
- Published in Orthopedic, Shoulder Surgery
The Truth about Cortisone Injections
Tuesday, 04 September 2018
Cortisone is a steroid medication that is used to treat inflammation in the body. Your orthopedic surgeon may prescribe cortisone injections reduce inflammation in case of an injury or a chronic condition like knee arthritis. Reduction in inflammation allows pain patients to undergo physical therapy and rehabilitation so that they can return to their pre-injury
- Published in Arthritis, Knee Pain, Orthopedic
Knee Cartilage Restoration
Monday, 03 September 2018
Cartilage restoration procedure is used to repair damage cartilage in the knee. Diagnosis Before you undergo cartilage restoration, your orthopedic surgeon will diagnose your injury or condition to determine whether knee cartilage restoration is the right treatment for you. The work up may include an MRI to assess the severity of the injury, its exact
- Published in Knee Pain, Knee Surgery
Torn Meniscus of Knee
Thursday, 26 July 2018
What are menisci? The medial and lateral menisci are two large C-shaped cartilages that are positioned on the top of the tibia bone in the knee joint. Torn meniscus It can be damaged because of a single event or it can gradually wear out because of age and overuse, causing degenerative tears. A torn
- Published in Knee Pain, Sports Medicine
How to Select the Best Shoulder or Knee Replacement Surgeon in Phoenix?
Thursday, 26 July 2018
Shoulder and knee replacement surgeries are complex procedures. Fortunately, advanced technology and surgical techniques allow the orthopedic surgeons to achieve targeted outcomes in a minimally invasive and highly effective manner. Yet the key to success in any joint replacement surgery lies in the skill and expertise of the orthopedic surgeon. Thus, it makes sense for
- Published in Knee Pain, Knee Surgery
Does Tennis Elbow Ever Go Away
Monday, 23 July 2018
What is Tennis elbow? Tennis elbow, medically known as lateral epicondylitis, is a strain or partial tear in the muscles and tendon tissues that are attached to the elbow joint, causing an intense pain in the outer elbow area. The strain occurs when the muscles and tendons are overworked, making tennis elbow a treatable disease.
- Published in Elbow Surgery, Sports Medicine
Aching Knees? Here are 3 Things you Must Know
Monday, 23 July 2018
If your knee pain is so severe that it makes you limp when you walk or try to climb up or down the staircase, you are not alone. Osteoarthritis is a common joint disease that makes millions of people suffer from knee and other joint pain. However, knee pain should not restrict you from going
- Published in Knee Surgery