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• Torn Labrum: Anatomy, Injuries & Treatments

  Torn Labrums Are Commonly Experienced by Athletes. Learn More About These Injuries. The hip provides support, stability, and mobility for athletes and non-athletes alike. These functions are essential for everyday activities and absolutely critical to...

• Home to the Most Effective Distal Radial Fracture

  Distal Radial Fractures Are Serious Injuries That Require Reliable, Expert Care Wrist fractures are common — and nondiscriminatory. Even individuals with excellent bone health may experience a broken wrist if a traumatic blow or an unusual fall occurs....

• What Type of ACL Tear Treatment Do You Need?

  An ACL Tear Specialist Can Determine Whether You Would Benefit from Conservative or Surgical Treatment Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears can be devastating to an athlete’s career when they are not treated properly. No one wants to be the teammate...

• What Is Tommy John Surgery?

  Tommy John Surgery 101: Everything You Need to Know “What is Tommy John surgery?” The Shoulder & Elbow and Sports Medicine specialists at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute receive this question from athletes often. We decided to compile our physician’s...

• Living With Rotator Cuff Injuries in Philadelphia? Here Are Four Steps You Can Take For Relief

  At Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, We Specialize at Treating Rotator Cuff Injuries You might associate rotator cuff injuries with baseball and softball pitchers or tennis players. However, these injuries are more common among people over the age of 40...

• Your Options for ACL Tear Treatment in NoHo, NY

  Expert ACL Tear Treatment in NoHo, NY Is Found at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is the most commonly injured ligament in the knee, with about 100,000-200,000 injuries taking place in the U.S. per year. Although...

• How to Choose the Right NYC Spine Doctor: Six Key Tips

  Spinal Care Requires Precision and Expertise. Learn How to Find the Right Physician. You may not realize it, but so much of what you do depends upon the health of your spine. Without orthopaedic spine health, your ability to move every day, from...

• What to Expect from a Total Hip Replacement: Your 5 Biggest Questions Answered

  Hip replacement surgery has become increasingly common in the United States in recent years, especially among younger adults. And its popularity is only growing. A recent study conducted by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons found that the...

• 3 Most Common Sports Injuries

  Fall sports are approaching, and summer camps and pre-seasons are in full swing. Staying informed on what types of injuries athletes typically face will help you be prepared during your training. You’ll be able to better understand symptoms so you can...

• Most Common Football-Related Shoulder Injuries 

  The high contact involved in football makes it one of the most physically demanding and taxing sports in the US today. The force players endure when being tackled by their opponents makes them prone to injuries at any part of the body. Among these...

• 4 Most Common Basketball Injuries

  Since its invention in 1891 by YMCA teacher Dr. James Naismith, the game of basketball has seen immense growth. From peach baskets on a small gym wall, to powerful dunks in front of millions of fans, the sport has rapidly changed from what it once was....

• The Rundown on Achilles Tendon Injuries

  If you are a competitive or recreational athlete, chances are you have either personal or second hand experience with Achilles tendon injuries. Although only the full ruptures in professional athletes tend to dominate the news, injuries Achilles tendon...

• 6 Top Body Stretches for Flexibility

  The main role of stretching is to keep your muscles strong and flexible, preventing tears and muscle damage. Keeping muscles loose and healthy also allows them to hold your weight rather than allowing it to fall on your joints. If your muscles become...

• Spine Exercises for Pain and Prevention

  Exercise for the neck and lower back can be challenging, especially when you are in pain. Performing the incorrect exercise or using poor technique can make pain worse and slow recovery. For minor aches and pains in the neck and lower back, it is safe...

• Hiking 101 from Health Professionals: Part Two – Safety Tips

  If you read Hiking 101 from Health Professionals and you’re ready to hit the trails, check out these safety tips to make sure your hike goes smoothly. Dr. Conte and Dr. Saxena are back with more answers to some of the most common hiking questions to...

• 6 Winter Hiking Tips

  Temps may have dropped in New York but some of the most beautiful scenes in nature can be taken in during a winter hike. Whether you’ve been wanting to go for a winter hike or if you’re just interested in trying something new, we have some tips that...

• What to Expect after Hip or Knee Replacement

  As a surgeon, I continue to be surprised by the number of patients who, after recovering from a knee or hip replacement, tell me that they chose not to consider a hip or knee replacement for a long time because they just didn’t know what to expect....

• When to Consider Surgery for Joint Pain

  Many times, when patients experience hip and/or knee pain, they don’t know where to turn. I have heard patients express reluctance to seek care because they are worried that a provider will only recommend surgery to address their problem. While many...

• Rothman Athletic Trainers Reinforce Sports Medicine in Schools and Communities

  Rothman Orthopaedics' sports medicine program in New York is completely comprehensive, involving the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries due to athletic activity. Our full team approach includes an athletic trainer,...

• 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....