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• Ten Specialties and Services of Rothman Orthopaedic Institute’s Orthopaedic Doctors in Kingston

  Rothman Orthopaedic Institute Offers Highly Specialized Care at Trenton Orthopaedic Group Have you experienced a traumatic injury, or are you suffering from a chronic condition, such as osteoarthritis? Or have you exposed your muscles and ligaments to...

• The Ultimate Guide to Preventing Ultimate Frisbee Injuries

  Many of the Most Common Ultimate Frisbee Injuries Can Be Avoided Ultimate frisbee athletes play hard. Ultimate frisbee injury statistics alone are a remarkable testament to the intensity (and dangerous nature) of this activity. The majority of players...

• The Rothman Approach to Orthopaedics in New York

  Since its founding in 1970, Rothman Orthopaedics has become one of the nation’s most respected orthopaedic practices, consistently ranking among the top groups nationally. Utilizing the Rothman Approach – a distinctive, innovative and multi-dimensional...

• Looking for a Sports Medicine Expert Near Lower East Side, NY?

  Injured New York Athletes: Good News! Sports Medicine Care Is Available Are you the parent of an athlete, or an athlete yourself? Did you collide with a teammate on the field or twist an ankle while running? Or are you suddenly in pain after practice...

• Surgical or Non-Operative? Options for ACL Tear Treatment on the Lower East Side

  Does Your ACL Tear Require Surgery? We’ll Help You to Find the Answer. It’s every athlete’s worst nightmare. A trip, fall, or unexpected blow to the knee—and, suddenly, the sensation of your knee giving out from under you. Often accompanied by a...

• 5 Common Rowing Injuries: How to Avoid Them

  Rothman Orthopaedic Institute Features Expert Sports Medicine Care for Injured Rowers The full-body exercise that rowing provides is one of its greatest benefits. Rowing tones and strengthens a wide range of muscles and promotes orthopaedic and overall...

• Hip Pain: Common Causes and Treatment Options

  The hip joint is one of the most important joints in the human body. It allows us to sit, stand, walk, and run - to move our bodies in general. It allows for a large range of motion, which unfortunately, can also lead to many injuries. Discover all you...

• The Latest in Hip Replacement with Rothman Florida Surgeon Dr. Petrie

  While we may not realize it, we use our hips for just about everything in our daily lives. They are the joints that allow us to run, walk, and even stand, making them directly responsible for many of the movements we find to be commonplace as adults....

• Caution on the Sand!: Running Injuries Down the Shore

  The 411 on Running Related Beach Injuries and What Things to Avoid Are you someone who enjoys running? It is important to continue your physical fitness routine while still enjoying your vacation at the beach. However, the sand and the different...

• The World's Most Dangerous Foot Wear

  Back and neck pain. Spinal problems. Aching knees. Strained leg tendons. Injuries from a game of pickup football? Think again. All of these injuries can occur from wearing high heels. The problems caused by high heels go way beyond a pair of aching...

• The Soccer Mom's Ultimate Guide to Preventing ACL Tears in Kids

  It’s that dreaded injury. It’s the infamous popping noise that often debilitates even professional athletes, who are in peak physical condition and who have access to the best sports medicine doctors in the nation. It’s an ACL tear and it’s serious...

• Joint Pain Series: How Do I Know If I Have Arthritis?

  We see countless patients, who come to us asking, “How do I know if I have arthritis?” We’ve written this article to help you try to answer that question! If you’re dealing with joint pain and are wondering about the cause of your discomfort, this...

• What is Degenerative Joint Disease and How Do I Treat it?

  According to the World Health Organization, degenerative joint disease is one of the ten most disabling diseases in developed countries. It is estimated that more than 27 million Americans are affected. But what is degenerative joint disease? Given how...

• Ozempic for Joint Pain: Benefits, Risks, and Orthopedic Considerations

  Introduction: The Ozempic Craze - What’s All the Buzz About? Ozempic is the latest sensation in weight loss, originally used to treat type 2 diabetes. Now, it's making headlines as a powerful aid for shedding those extra pounds. But what exactly is...

• Arthroscopic Meniscal Repair

  Once it has been decided by the patient that the best option is surgery, the procedure is scheduled. It is performed on an outpatient basis and it is performed arthroscopically. The knee is systematically evaluated using the arthroscope and the nature...

• Discover Options for Meniscal Tear Surgeries in South Jersey

  Discover Options for Meniscal Tear Surgeries in South Jersey A meniscal tear can occur in people of all ages and at every activity level. If you have recently injured your meniscus, you are not alone. It is the most common knee injury experienced by...

• Orthopedic Injuries At The Beach: How to Avoid Them and Still Have Fun

  Most Common Knee and Shoulder Injuries Sustained at the Beach With summer in full swing, spending a hot day at the beach is a long-lived tradition. The beach is and has always been a place of pure joy. Kids and adults alike are free to run, jump,...

• Sports Medicine Research Publications

  Sports Medicine Publications 2010-2013 Superior labrum anterior to posterior injuries and impingement. Ciccotti MG. Instructional Course Lectures. 2013;62:471-81. Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic overhead athlete scores in asymptomatic professional...

• Rothman Patient Finds the Positive in a Negative

  A torn ACL can be a daunting diagnosis for a devoted soccer player. But for Brett Tharp, this injury came as a blessing in disguise. "I've been playing soccer since I was five years old," says the 27-year-old Tharp. "And I never stopped playing; I even...

• Non-operative Meniscal Tear Treatment

  Some meniscal tears, especially in relatively inactive people, will go on to become asymptomatic. This is particularly true in older patients. Unfortunately, for many people the symptoms do not go away completely and may worsen over time. This can be...