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• Looking For Orthopedic Urgent Care near Phoenixville?

  Have you or has someone you love ever experienced an orthopaedic emergency? These emergencies may include bone fractures, dislocations, or joint injuries, as well as problematic symptoms after certain orthopaedic procedures. If you have experienced...

• FAQS on Total Knee Replacement Surgery Recovery

  If you’ve been struggling with pain and instability in your knees, your physician may have already talked with you about the benefits of having a total knee replacement procedure. While conservative treatment options are always preferred over a...

• Patty, Total Knee Replacement

  Hello, my name is Patty. In 1988, I was injured in a skiing accident, which left me with having to get an ACL replacement on my right knee. The surgery was a success, but over the years, everything around the ACL started to fail. I've had numerous...

• Non-operative Shoulder Instability Treatment

  After a dislocation, the primary goal is to place the ball back in the socket. This is usually accomplished urgently (either on the field of play, in the office or emergency room of a hospital) with a closed reduction. Shoulder contractions and muscle...

• Rothman Orthopaedic Institute: A Top Level Knee Replacement Surgery Provider

  Are you seeking the most qualified and caring knee replacement surgeons in the region? Look to the team of expert surgeons at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute for the best care available. With several of the world’s most specialized and renowned doctors...

• Non-operative Shoulder Separation Treatment

  Ice -Is an important treatment of most acute soft tissue injuries. Sling -Frequently, a sling is needed and helpful for the first few days after an injury. This helps to support the weight of the arm and to restrict motion. It is usually advised,...

• Dr. Leinberry: Allow me to introduce myself...

  Dr. Charlie Leinberry, is a hand & wrist surgeon at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute but did you know during the winter months, he works as a part-time ski instructor?? Read below on how he thinks physicians and ski instructors are quite similar as well...

• William - Spinal Fusion

  I am a very active 68 year old that cycles 22 miles at 6am most mornings and officiate High School Varsity soccer games in the fall and lacrosse games in the Spring. I also enjoy taking long walks with my wife, playing golf regularly and playing with...

• Can a standing desk reduce my back pain?

  Sitting too much can cause a number of health-related problems. These include increased risk for heart disease, diabetes and blood clots. In addition, low back and neck pain can occur when you sit for long periods of time. Most jobs today involve a...

• Nutrition Month tips from Ciara Beck, MS, RD

  There is no better way to celebrate National Nutrition Month than with a spring cleaning! This weather may still be cold and gloomy, but these 5 tips will not only brighten up your day, but get you on track for a healthier, happier Memorial Day...

• Daniel - Lumbar Microdiscectomy & Peroneal Tendon Repair

  I suffered chronic back pain off and on for years until one day I woke up and realized I could not walk. My left side (from my hip down) went completely numb. At the time I was only 32 years old. I will never forget that day and that terrible feeling...

• New Office in Manhattan, NY

  Rothman Orthopaedics New York is excited to announce the opening of its new patient office in the Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan. Located at 314 East 30th Street, between 1st and 2nd Avenues on the ground floor, this 3,800 square-foot facility...

• Emily, Fractured 5th Metacarpal

  On March 19 I was about 15 miles in on the 50k race known as HAT. There was a large rock on the trail and I utilized my left hand to attempt to break my fall. I got back up and kept running. The next day I had severe pain and increased swelling. I went...

• Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Musculoskeletal and Spine Fellowship

  This fellowship is designed to train physiatrists in musculoskeletal medicine and interventional spine procedures. Program Director Jeffrey Gehret, DO Attending Physician, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute Clinical Assistant Professor of Rehabilitation...

• Rena, Non-operative Treatment

  On the June 12th, 2013, a friend and I were going to an open-air concert in Malvern. As we walked along a path to the site with the music playing in the background, all of the sudden a deer - an eight-point buck - bolted out of the woods and lacerated...

• FAQs About Recovery From Total Ankle Replacement

  If you have been suffering from ongoing pain and limited mobility from an ankle injury or arthritis, your doctor may suggest total ankle replacement surgery as an option. This procedure can significantly improve your ankle pain and maintain your...

• Scoliosis Surgery

  Anterior and posterior surgery is generally recommended for spinal curves that are very severe, stiff, or when previous attempts at fusion have failed. Combined Anterior and Posterior Approach When performing a spinal fusion from the posterior approach...

• When It Comes to Knee Pain South Jersey Clients Trust Rothman

  The knee joint, when healthy, functions like a hinge allowing the femur (thigh bone) and the tibia (shin bone) to move smoothly in conjunction with one another. When one of the above mentioned conditions occurs in or around the knee, pain results. Much...

• Hand and Wrist Arthritis Treatments

  Arthritis of the hand and wrist can significantly impact daily activities and quality of life, but treatment options are available to manage symptoms and improve function. The treatment prescribed depends on various factors, such as: The progression of...

• What to Expect from Shoulder Osteoarthritis

  Get expert treatment and care for your shoulder osteoarthritis from Rothman Orthopaedic Institute so you can keep living the life you deserve. Are you or someone you love suffering from shoulder pain or discomfort? Are you concerned that the real...