Physical therapist Nate Riess discusses the acute and chronic causes of foot pain and explains when physical therapy is an effective treatment.
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Hand and upper extremity surgeon Dr. Parisi reviews conservative and surgical trigger finger treatments, discussing benefits and risks of each treatment.
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Hand and upper extremity surgeon Dr. Parisi explains trigger finger, discusses the causes of this condition, and describes how it is diagnosed.
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Shoulder surgeon Dr. Delaney explains what a SLAP tear is, describes injury symptoms and at-risk populations, and reviews treatment options to correct it.
Hand and upper extremity surgeon Dr. Delaney discusses his medical career influences and explains how his own sports background informs his practice.
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Dr. Voight identifies steps basketball players can take to prevent ankle sprains and discusses research findings about preventing ankle sprain recurrence.
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Angela Voight, M.D., explains why recreational basketball injuries happen and describes symptoms to look for that may require an evaluation.
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Dr. Hansen describes the perfect candidates for a partial hip replacement. Hip pain can be debilitating. When conservative treatments do not effectively control pain, patients contemplate their surgical options....
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Dr. Scott Pepin reviews the difference between an autograph and an allograft ACL repair, explaining which patients benefit most from an allograft repair.
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Dr. Scott Pepin explains what meniscus cartilage is, how it functions in the knee joint, and why this tissue is so central to knee health.