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Category Archives: Knee & Shoulder Treatments
How to Choose The Best Surgeon For Knee Injuries / Surgery in The Greater Bullhead City, NV Area
For a major procedure such as orthopedic surgery, patients should invest time in choosing the best possible surgeon for their needs. They should closely evaluate…
How to Choose The Best Orthopedic Surgeon in The Greater Mesquite, NV Area
The Knee and Shoulder Institute operates under the guidance of Dr. Steven C. Thomas and Dr. Gregory T. Bigler and is equipped to offer patients…
How to Choose The Best Orthopedic Surgeon in The Greater Lake Havasu, NV Area
The practice of Dr. Steven C. Thomas and Dr. Gregory T. Bigler, The Knee and Shoulder Institute is equipped to offer patients with advanced orthopedic…
How to Choose The Best Orthopedic Surgeon in The Greater Bullhead City, NV Area
Most orthopedic procedures, especially orthopedic surgeries, are intricate and complex. It is important for the orthopedic surgeon to have a detailed understanding of the underlying…
How to Choose The Best Orthopedic Surgeon in The Greater Pahrump, NV Area
Orthopedic surgery is an advanced and complex procedure that should only be performed by a highly skilled and dependable orthopedic surgeon. Thomas & Bigler Knee…
Is Knee Osteoarthritis Curable?
There is no known cure for osteoarthritis (OA). However, there are things that a person can do to make a difference in how OA impacts…
Osteoarthritis of The Knee Treatment
Osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee occurs when the cartilage in the knee joint breaks down, causing an overgrowth of the bone beneath. The cartilage becomes…
Osteoarthritis of The Knee Diagnosis
The symptoms of early stage osteoarthritis (OA) may not be noticeable to an individual. If a person experiences knee pain, the physician will ask them…
Osteoarthritis of The Knee
Osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee impacts the cartilage, the bones, and the synovium in the knee joint. Cartilage refers to a slippery tissue that offers…
What are the stages of osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis (OA) is categorized into five stages. Stage 0 represents a normal, healthy knee, while the highest stage, 4, represents severe OA. OA that has…