Hip replacement surgery is a life-changing procedure that can alleviate chronic pain and improve mobility. If you’ve undergone this procedure, you’ve likely experienced immense relief and have a newfound appreciation for movement. However, to ensure the long-term success of your hip replacement, it’s important to make some lifestyle changes. Let’s discuss hip replacement surgery and…
Children’s physiology is vastly different from that of adults. That’s because babies, children and teens are growing and developing. In our orthopedic practice, we see children who are experiencing pain, difficulties with ambulation and bone and joint deformities. Here are just a few of the more common growth-related orthopedic issues in kids and what can…
You may not think about it often, but your knee joints are important to your everyday life. They are key to walking, and as such, have a fairly complex anatomy. Keep reading to understand this important weight-bearing joint and how you can preserve your knee anatomy and function over time. Knee Anatomy and Function The…
As an athlete, your body is your most valuable asset. You train hard to improve your performance and push your limits, and the last thing you want is to be sidelined by an injury. Sports injuries are unfortunately all too common, and they can have a devastating impact on an athlete’s career and overall well-being….
When we think of arthritis, we often associate this condition with aging, picturing an elderly individual struggling with joint pain and stiffness. However, arthritis is not exclusive to the elderly. A surprising fact that many people are unaware of is that children can also suffer from arthritis. This condition is referred to as Juvenile Arthritis…
