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I just read an interesting article in a surgical journal. The vast majority of studies in my scientific journals tend to focus on biomechanics, surgical techniques and implant meth…
Arthroscopic hip surgery is a minimally invasive method of looking into a hip joint to diagnose and treat certain hip disorders. The most common problem I treat is a so-called labr…
I see a number of rotator cuff injuries in my office. There are four different cuff muscles, and each muscle can have a few different types of injury severity and/or pattern. You…
PRP stands for ‘Platelet Rich Plasma’. In short, it is taking a sample of your blood and separating out the components of the blood that can stimulate a healing response. That co…
The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles that surround the ball and socket. These muscles control much of your overhead function for daily activities. The most commonly injure…
There are a few options when it comes to hip replacement approaches. The approach is the location the surgeon places the incision to gain access to the hip joint. Traditionally,…
After you have taken care of enough people, you start to notice patterns in how some people bounce back quite quickly after a repair/reconstruction, and others have a very difficul…
There are different risks associated with different types of surgery. Each person has an individually different risk profile and many of the risks are worsened by overall medical i…
It is a big decision when you are faced with a major joint (shoulder, hip or knee) that hurts on a daily and nightly basis. It gets to the point where the pain and stiffness affect…
One of the most common questions I get in the office is how to make life better for the person suffering from arthritis without having surgery. There are a myriad of options you wi…