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Category Archives: Orthopedic Surgeon
How Long Does It Take to Recover From Total Knee Surgery?
Total Knee Surgery Recovery It is estimated that 7% patients in their 70s and 10% in their 80s have experienced knee replacement. The surgery is…
Kinds of Orthopedic Doctors
Orthopedic Doctors Orthopedic surgeons are doctors specializing in the musculoskeletal system, such as the joints, bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles that are essential for movement…
Joint Fusion Surgery
Joint Fusion You may need joint fusion surgery (arthrodesis) if you have severe arthritis pain. The procedure welds or fuses the two bones together that…
What Are The Most Common Orthopedic Surgeries?
Common Orthopedic Surgeries Orthopedic surgeons perform a wide array of orthopedic surgeries for addressing various different parts of the body. These procedures are invasive in…
Types of Shoulder Dislocations and Treatment
Dislocated Shoulder You get a dislocated shoulder when the bone in the upper arm falls out of your shoulder socket. Shoulder dislocation can be of…
Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Procedures: Hip Replacement
Hip Replacement Hip replacement surgery is recommended for patients with painful arthritis in the hip joint. In this procedure, the surgeon removes the affected joint…
Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Procedures: Malunion And Nonunion Fracture Treatment
Malunion And Nonunion Fracture Treatment A fractured bone that takes on an abnormal position during the healing process is called as a malunion fracture. The…
Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Procedures: ACL Reconstruction
ACL Reconstruction The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) is one of the important ligaments of the knee. Tear of the ACL is a common injury encountered…
Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Procedures: Shoulder Replacement
Shoulder Replacement Arthritis of the shoulder joint can be painful, but it does not cause as great a disability as arthritis of the hip or…
MCL (Medial Cruciate Ligament) Injuries or Tears Causes And Treatment
The medial collateral ligament (MCL) is situated on the inner aspect, or part, of the knee, but outside the joint itself. Ligaments connect bones as…