Finger That Won’t Straighten
If you are concerned about what might be causing your finger not to straighten, listen to Summit Orthopedics’ experts share some of the reasons why that might be. Featuring...
Child Arm & Wrist Fractures
If you are concerned about your child and a potential fracture, listen to Summit Orthopedics’ experts share what to look for and what to do. Featuring hand surgeons Michael...
Hand Arthritis: When to Seek Help
Listen to Summit Orthopedics’ experts share some recommendations for when the right time is to see a specialist for an evaluation. Featuring hand surgeons Mark Holm, MD and Robert...
Spinal Compression Fracture
A spinal compression fracture happens when one of the bones in your spine collapses. These fractures often occur in the middle or lower back. They are usually caused by...
Signs an adjustment is needed
Significant physical changes such as growth, swelling and/or medical condition may require the orthosis be adjusted, replaced or even changed in the design of the orthosis. A patient’s orthosis...
Hamstring Injuries
What are the hamstring muscles? The hamstring group of muscles consists of three muscles that run from the bottom of the pelvis bone (ischium) to the shinbone (tibia). They help...
Wrist Fractures
A wrist fracture occurs in the bones that make up or connect to your wrists. One of the most common wrist fractures occurs when the radius (one of your...
Frozen Shoulder
What Is Frozen Shoulder? As its name suggests, frozen shoulder is characterized by stiffness, pain, and reduced mobility in your shoulder. Research suggests that this condition begins with an...
Shoulder Dislocation
What Is a Dislocated Shoulder? Our shoulder joint allows more range of motion than any other joint in the body. The same anatomy that gives this joint such extensive...
Meniscal Injuries
One of the most common knee injuries, meniscal injuries occur when the knee’s shock absorbers tear. The resulting pain and swelling can keep you out of commission, and the...