Causes, Prevention, And Treatment Of Rotator Cuff Injuries

Posted on: 8 September 2018

It can be very easy to injure your rotator cuff if you engage in certain repetitive activities and have other health risks. Rotator cuff injuries make life difficult as you likely rely on your shoulder for reaching and lifting. However, there are some things you can do to make injury much less likely to happen. Here is more information about the risk factors for rotator cuff injury and things you can do to prevent damage. [Read More]

Modern State-Of-The-Art Orthopedic Procedures Offer You Better Options For Fractured Bones

Posted on: 23 February 2017

Orthopedists have certainly come a long way in treating fractured bones. Period history reminds you that the ancestors of present-day orthopedists skilfully managed treating fractured bones by using wooden sticks to immobilize a fractured limb. They artfully placed an injured extremity in a filled sandbox for good measure. As technology evolved, plaster-of Paris method was a great improvement in the form of a cast. The scientific objective of fixing fractured bones was always about immobilizing fractured fragments as best as possible. [Read More]

2 Tips for Recovering from Knee Replacement Surgery

Posted on: 17 October 2016

Knee replacement surgery is a great way to reduce pain and regain mobility in your legs, but it also requires a healing and recovery process. You can have a successful recovery if you are willing to listen to your doctor, as well as your body. This article will discuss two tips for recovering from knee replacement surgery.  Have Someone There to Help You with Basic Tasks  When you first go home after your knee surgery, it is going to be quite difficult for you to do most basic tasks on your own. [Read More]

Have You Had A Knee Injury? 3 Benefits Of Seeing A Physical Therapist

Posted on: 15 June 2016

If you have had a knee injury, it can take a while to get back to normal again. Your doctor will likely send you to a physical therapist to have orthopedic rehab as part of your recovery process. If so, below are three benefits of going to a physical therapist so you can understand how helpful it will be for you. Get Your Knee Function Back The physical therapist doing the rehab will work with you to ease your knee inflammation. [Read More]