The shoulder is one of the most complicated and constantly used joints in the body. The shoulder is held together by the clavicle (collar bone) the scapula (shoulder blade) and the humerus (arm bone) together with a lot of connective tissue, muscles, and ligaments....
The ankle and foot are responsible for endless tasks and are subject to forces and impacts from all sides throughout the day. When either are injured, the results are immediately felt: pain and lack of mobility. Fortunately, with a little treatment, some injuries can...
Osgood Schlatter disease, or osteochondrosis mostly strikes adolescent boys. The condition involves the knee and the shinbone and is more common in athletes and kids who are undergoing growth spurts. It is rare in people older than 16. Our orthopedists are skilled at...
Pain is something that almost every person will experience at some point in their lifetime. It can come from a variety of sources, not the least of which includes injuries, repetitive use, strain and inflammation. While pain in any area of the body can be...
After a Jones fracture, you need to regain, strength, mobility and range of motion. Physical therapy is usually the best way to achieve this and be able to return to activities of daily living. Continue reading to learn more about Jones fractures and how it's treated....
Also known as adhesive capsulitis, it is a shoulder condition that limits your upper arm's mobility in all directions. The shoulder is composed of three bones: collarbone, shoulder blade and upper arm. The shoulder joint holds all three structures together, and...
The shoulder is one of the most versatile joints in the human body thanks to its wide range of motion. On the other hand, the shoulder is one of the most unstable joints of the human body because of its wide range of motion. Yes, this is somewhat of a catch 22 type of...
The ankle is a very complex area of the body, made up of bones held together by muscles and ligaments. Ligaments are the connective tissue that do most of the connecting work. Some procedures to repair the ankle after sprains can be done without surgery. But if the...
The most severe foot fracture that can affect the fifth metatarsal remains the Jones fracture. If you think you have a Jones fracture, the best course of action is to see a qualified doctor as soon as possible. Symptoms of a Jones Fracture Symptoms of a Jones fracture...
Lateral Ankle Ligament Reconstruction Lateral ankle ligament reconstruction is a surgery that is done to help tighten and/or firm up the ligaments in a person’s ankle. The ligaments in this area are often referred to as “stretchy bands” that keep the bones within a...