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• 4 Reasons Why Skateboarding Concussions Are a Bigger Threat Than You Thought

  When we think about children and concussions, we generally think about football. The standard concussion graphic usually involves a brain getting jostled around inside of a football helmet (presumably after another helmet has smashed into it). But as...

• 4 Reasons Why Skateboarding Concussions Are a Bigger Threat Than You Thought

  When we think about children and concussions, we generally think about football. The standard concussion graphic usually involves a brain getting jostled around inside of a football helmet (presumably after another helmet has smashed into it). But as...

• 3 Things You May Not Have Known About Spinal Surgery Recovery

  These often-forgotten spinal surgery recovery tips could totally change your post procedure experience. With the help of your physician, you’ve decided that spinal surgery is the best treatment option for your condition and now it’s time to get ready...

• Volleyball Injury Treatment for Your Athletic Career Health

  Get the best treatment for overuse and other career-limiting sports injuries. The most common volleyball injuries can generally be classified into one of two categories: traumatic injuries or overuse injuries. Overuse injuries occur over time due to...

• Four Conditions a Shoulder Doctor in NYC Can Treat with Arthroscopy

  Do you have shoulder pain that just won’t go away? Difficulty lifting your arm? A persisting popping and/or clicking sound? Anyone of these symptoms may be indicative of a serious condition with your shoulder. If you live in the area, seek a...

• Your Premier Source for Tommy John Surgery in NYC

  Why Rothman Orthopaedic Institute is the Best Choice for Tommy John Surgery in NYC If Tommy John Surgery is in your future, it’s important to choose a medical team that puts the patient and their comfort as top priorities throughout every step of the...

• 5 Most Common Knee Injuries

  The knee is the largest joint of the body, and is also one of the most commonly injured joints. Bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons work together to form your knee joint and allow you to bend your leg. Because of all the moving parts on the knee...

• Optimizing Rotator Cuff Repair with Biceps Tendon Transfer

  The shoulder is one of the most intricate joints in the human body, allowing a wide range of motion crucial for daily activities and sports. However, this complexity also makes the shoulder prone to injuries, especially in the rotator cuff—a key group...

• Preparing for the New Jersey Marathon

  It may not feel like it yet, but spring is just around the corner. And with spring time and April showers comes the New Jersey Marathon. On April 26th, runners will hit the pavement in Long Branch, New Jersey to participate in either the 13.1 mile half...

• 4 Knee Pain Myths

  While living with achy joints can feel like a distinctly personal problem, the CDC reports that the number of Americans suffering from joint pain is actually on the rise. Unfortunately, that number is only expected to increase. But when it comes to...

• Patient Profiles for Rheumatoid Inflammatory Arthritis in South Jersey

  Due to the complex nature of the body, there are sometimes undiscovered mysteries about the development and spread of certain diseases. Medical research has defined the way patients relate to their bodies, and in the case of arthritis, a great deal of...

• The Top 3 Myths and Facts About Hip Pain

  The hips don’t lie—so if yours are in pain, you should pay attention. Hip pain is a common issue that affects of the population today. If you’re experiencing hip pain, it’s crucial to act on it rather than ignoring it. The hip is a series of...

• Preparing for Race Day: Marathon Training

  The holidays are approaching which means big things for Philadelphia - lights are illuminating parks, festive events are popping up – and runners are hitting the pavement to participate in the Philadelphia Marathon. If you’re running in this year’s...

• How to Know When It’s Time for a Total Knee Replacement

  Studies show that over 10% of Americans will undergo a knee replacement surgery by the time they reach 80 years of age—but when is it the right time for you? While the decision to have a knee replacement procedure is always a personal one, it may be...

• Non-operative Kyphosis Treatments

  What is Thoracic Kyphosis? Thoracic kyphosis is an increase in the sagittal curvature of the thoracic spine (mid-back) that can give an appearance of a “hunchback.” Early treatment is especially important to the adolescent patient. Left untreated, the...

• Benefits of Acupuncture in Pain Management

  Introduction to Acupuncture Acupuncture is an ancient form of treatment for a variety of conditions and ailments. Acupuncture uses filiform or solid hair thin needles to meridian based pressure points to manage pain holistically. Their goal is to...

• Preventing and Treating Common Baseball Injuries

  As warmer weather becomes more frequent, it’s time for fans everywhere to rejoice: baseball season is here. And with athletes preparing for a new year of playing ball, and our Rothman doctors underway for another year with the Phillies, we wanted to...

• Benefits of Acupuncture in Pain Management

  Introduction to Acupuncture Acupuncture is an ancient form of treatment for a variety of conditions and ailments. Acupuncture uses filiform or solid hair thin needles to meridian based pressure points to manage pain holistically. Their goal is to...

• Ankle Sprains in Lacrosse Players: The Complete Guide

  Everything you need to know about one of America’s most common injuries You’re running down the field cradling the ball when you pivot around a defender and your ankle rolls. The pain is instant, but you’re determined to stay in the game. While many...

• Spine Series - Blog 3: Answering the Big Question: Do I Need Spinal Surgery?

  Spinal surgery can seem daunting, but compared to a life of chronic back pain, it is a safe and effective choice for many patients desiring a better quality of life. You’re asking, “Do I need spinal surgery?” and we’d like to help answer that question...