Search Articles Skip to results Submit Filter By Topic Skip to resultsBone HealthNeck & SpineBackSummit NewsPhysician NewsArthritisAnkle & FootSports & Active MedicineKneeHipTherapyBack, Neck, & SpineShoulderHand & WristElbowMeet The ExpertOrthobiologicsEMGOne World SurgeryAll Topics Results 3/21/2016 Tips For Treating Shin Splint Pain A burning ache in your lower legs may be shin splints. We have guidelines for treating this common injury at home, and tips to help you determine when it’sRead More 3/21/2016 What Are Shin Splints? What are shin splints? Aching pain along the front of the lower leg is the telltale sign, and we explain the causes of this common injury.Read More 3/21/2016 Ankle Sprains: Physical Therapy Now Can Prevent Surgery Later Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries, and are often treated at home. Summit physical therapist Teresa Werth explains how physical therapy after your first sprain mayRead More 3/14/2016 Treatments You Can Try At Home For Trigger Points Trigger points are tight knots of muscle in your neck, shoulders, or back that make movement painful and difficult. We have some suggestions you can use at home toRead More 3/14/2016 How do Trigger Points Lead to Neck Pain? A trigger point is a tight knot in muscle tissue that can cause pain. We explain how these knots develop in your neck, review options you can try atRead More 3/14/2016 How Muscle Injury Causes Neck And Back Pain Inflamed muscles are a common cause of neck and back pain. Understanding the conditions that make you vulnerable to this muscle injury can help you take steps to reduceRead More 3/8/2016 Ask Dr. Skendzel: What Can I Expect After Knee Cartilage Surgery? Most cartilage repair surgeries can be done at convenient outpatient facilities with advanced minimally invasive techniques. Dr. Skendzel explains how postsurgical recovery steps promote the best surgical outcomes forRead More 3/8/2016 Dr. Skendzel Explains Treatments For Knee Cartilage Injuries Our cartilage stabilizes our knees and keeps the knee joint moving smoothly. When an injury damages cartilage and affects knee function, Dr. Skendzel explains the procedures available to treatRead More 3/7/2016 Ask Dr. Skendzel: How Does Articular Cartilage Support Knee Function? Our knees glide obediently every time we take a step, sit, or crouch, thanks to the cartilage that coats bone ends and cushions weight-bearing bones. We asked Dr. SkendzelRead More