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  • How to Get Help for Cartilage Injuries in Media

    If you or someone you love has experienced a cartilage injury, you are not alone. Sometimes, they happen over time as a condition like rheumatoid arthritis affects the cartilage which cushions and supports the joints. In other cases, the cartilage...

  • AAOS Conference 2017

    Every year orthopedic surgeons from around the world attend the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. This year several Rothman Orthopaedic Institute physicians hold prominent roles at the meeting. Dr. Gerald Williams is president of the Academy...

  • Five Options for Wrist Tendonitis Treatment in Hamilton

    Take Care Of Your Wrist Tendonitis With The Right Treatment Whether you are an athlete or someone with a desk job, tendonitis can form at the most inconvenient of times. This injury typically occurs from repetitive use of a particular body part. The...

  • When to Look for a Sports Medicine Expert on the Lower East Side

    Don’t Wait to See a Specialist If You Have Any of These Symptoms What is the difference between soreness and pain? Knowing the answer is especially important if you’re an athlete. Muscle soreness typically occurs after exercise, whereas pain may...

  • 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...

  • 3 Important Facts About Total Ankle Replacement Surgery Recovery

    For many patients who suffer from ankle injuries or arthritis of the ankle joint, non-surgical treatments or minor surgical procedures can be highly effective in restoring mobility or relieving debilitating pain. If your physician, after exploring a...

  • Rotator Cuff Injury Treatment And Prevention: What Everyone Should Know

    Rotator Cuff Injury Treatment And Prevention: What Everyone Should Know You use your shoulders every day, whether it’s carrying groceries, brushing your hair, playing baseball or tennis, or lifting a little one in the air for them to see over a crowd....

  • How to Know When You Need Orthopedic Urgent Care in South Jersey

    The Urgent Care Clinics by Rothman Orthopaedic Institute treat your emergency injuries and symptoms quickly and comprehensively. Orthopaedic injuries happen every day and some accidents require a visit to urgent care. Though not every uncomfortable...

  • Nutrition Tips for Active Individuals During COVID-19

    If your normal routine has been flipped, twisted, and pieced back together with binge-worthy TV dramas, breakfast at 11am, and at-home offices, you may have found yourself with a surplus of extra free time. While some may be using this time for home...

  • Spring Exercise: Strength and Flexibility

    Spring is the time when we all get excited about getting outdoors once again. This is also the time of year when orthopaedic surgeons typically see patients in our offices with overuse injuries from returning to exercise and other physical activities...

  • Bilateral Knee Replacement

    What is a "Simultaneous" Bilateral Total Knee Replacement (BTKR)? In a simultaneous procedure both knees are replaced in one operation, on the same day under one anesthesia. This means that there is one hospitalization and one recovery period. Certain...

  • Which Is The Best Achilles Pain Tendonitis Procedure For Me?

    If you are or someone you love is suffering from the pain of Achilles tendonitis, you may have questions about your condition. What exactly is Achilles tendonitis? What treatment options are available and which is the best Achilles pain tendonitis...

  • Advice from the Area’s Best Surgeons for Total Ankle Replacement

    Many people experience foot and ankle pain at some point in their lives. This is commonly a result of all of the walking and running we do on a regular basis, which constantly impact our bones and joints. Fortunately, most foot and ankle injuries do...

  • A Step by Step Overview of the Surgery for Total Hip Replacement

    Our bodies are truly amazing! While “bones, tendons, ligaments and joints” may sound just like a chapter title from a high school anatomy textbook, the reality is that these body parts are practical and essential aspects of each of our daily lives....

  • Achilles Pain Tendonitis Physicians Answer Your Questions

    Although the phrase “Achilles’ heel” may be a well known expression for “weakness amidst overall strength”, the real facts about the Achilles tendon and its potential injuries are less commonly understood. Many patients are unaware that Achilles...

  • 5 Facts From Surgeons For Achilles Pain Tendonitis

    If you or if someone you love is suffering from the pain of Achilles tendonitis, you are probably searching for answers about this condition. Although the condition is common among middle-aged recreational athletes, the pain and inflammation it brings...

  • The World Of A Phillies Doctor: A part of the Phillies Family

    The gates of Bright House Network Field open and a sea of red floods the concourse. It’s 10:35 am. 2 ½ hours before first pitch. Dr. Ciccotti is still in his seat. Still being a fan, but his time is running out and the rest of his work day quickly...

  • From the Depths of the Ocean to the Top of a Mountain

    Dr. Janet Neglia, an Emergency Medicine physician and Associate Director of Medicine at Princeton University, has a story a little more unique than most. Her story begins with doing what doctors do best – helping patients. In one of her many roles,...

  • Making football safe: A history of injury prevention

    I was recently covering a high school football game as a Team Physician. Gazing down the sideline, I saw boys of various sizes and body types. There were young adults who have reached full maturity and those who seem to be just entering puberty. I...

  • 1 More Reason to Worry About Your Teenager: The Dangers of High School Football Concussions

    The play is called, the players break from the huddle and the quarterback yells for the snap. Just moments later, that same quarterback, who happens to be your son - is laying flat on his back after being tackled by one of the opposing team’s biggest...


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