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• The #1 Choice For Non-Operative Knee Arthritis Treatment In South Jersey

  It is where the bone rubs together due to the cartilage joint wearing away. This may cause severe pain and possibly disability. Traumatic Arthritis - Arthritis caused by a fall or injury. When this happens, the knee can heal poorly and there is extra...

• The Basics of Hip Arthritis in Northeast Philadelphia

  arthritis is a progressive disorder, meaning it tends to develop gradually and worsen over time. However, the degree of disability and pain arthritis patients experience varies greatly from person to person with customized treatment and diagnosis....

• Finding Relief for Hip Osteoarthritis Pain

  forms of hip osteoarthritis are progressive, and if left untreated, may result in serious pain, damage to the joints, and disability. However, patients today have access to more treatments than ever for aid in coping with symptoms and maintaining their...

• Help for Inflammatory Arthritis Near New Castle

  of inflammatory arthritis are progressive, and if left untreated, can result in serious damage to the joints, pain, and disability. However, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute has treatment options available to help patients cope with their symptoms and...

• Top 3 Ultimate Frisbee Finger Injuries & Treatments

  involve serious bone, tendon, or ligament damage. Without proper medical attention, such injuries may lead to long-term disability of the affected finger. Jammed Finger: Sprains and Strains A jammed finger is an injury familiar not only to frisbee...

• Falling On Ice: Winter Injuries and How to Prevent Them

  trips, and falls. Falling on ice injuries occur in high frequency during the wintertime; some of these injuries result in disability or even death. Fortunately, there are two pieces of good news for concerned patients as the winter season approaches....

• Understanding and Treating Heat Injuries in Football Players

  in Football. Heat illness during football or other athletic practices or competitions is a leading cause of death and disability among U.S. high school athletes, yet heat-related illnesses are preventable. Prevention begins with understanding the cause....

• Spine Series - Blog 1: Could I Have a Spine Condition? Here’s How You Know...

  all adults will suffer from one of these two ailments at some point in their lifetime. Back pain is: The leading cause of disability in men over 45 The second most common reason for visits to a primary care physician The third most frequent reason for...

• Joint Series - Blog 2: What are my Treatment Options for Arthritis?

  with arthritis are under the age of 65. It’s no surprise then that arthritis is considered to be the leading cause of disability in this country. #2: There’s Relief in Treatment With arthritis impacting the quality of life of millions of people each...

• Joint Pain Series: Common Causes of Joint Pain

  and tear” arthritis or inflammatory arthritis, and is considered to be one of the most common causes of joint pain and disability in the U.S. The most common types include Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Psoriatic Arthritis. Wondering if you...

• Joint Series - Blog 1: Why do I Have Joint Pain?

  contact occurs and produces pain. The above scenario results in what is considered the United States’ leading cause of disability: arthritis. When you’re asking, “Why do I have joint pain?” you have to consider the very probable likelihood of chronic...

• Fighting an Orthopaedic Giant: Let’s Talk About Treatment for Knee and Hip Arthritis

  toll on cartilage and genetics play a role too. It’s easy to understand why arthritis is the nation’s leading cause of disability. Naming the Giant While inflammatory arthritis types, such as Rheumatoid arthritis, Lupus and Psoriatic arthritis, can also...

• The Restorative Value of Bilateral Hip Replacement Surgery

  femoral head, cartilage, and the femur thighbone. X-rays will help your doctor access the status of your pain and disability. Whether the causes of injury are due to osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, post-traumatic arthritis, avascular necrosis, or...

• What to Expect from Shoulder Osteoarthritis

  treated through non-surgical methods, it may be necessary to replace the joint with a prosthesis to prevent disability and improve one’s quality of life. Where to Find Expert Care The shoulder joint is very important for many basic movements that you...

• Playing in the Heat: an Athlete’s Guide to Understanding Exertional Heat Stroke

  of the matter... Exertional heat stroke is a serious heat related illness, which has the potential to lead to permanent disability or even death if left untreated. Here’s the good news... When athletes, coaches and parents are aware of the symptoms and...

• Why Should You Choose the Best Orthopedic Urgent Care Near Voorhees?

  condition are treated first. While this helps to guarantee that patients who are in serious danger of death or permanent disability are cared for in a timely manner, those with injuries and illnesses that are non-life threatening often wait for hours...

• 5 Common Questions About Lower Back Pain

  Low back pain is the most common symptom that patients will report when evaluated in the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute clinic. It can be a significantly disabling condition and patients are rightfully concerned by their diagnosis, treatment options,...

• Hiking 101 from Health Professionals Part 1

  New Jersey is home to some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the world and whether you are a seasoned pro or a first-timer, there are things you must keep in mind while you are out exploring. Read below a few tips from our specialists at Rothman...

• Yale A. Fillingham, MD

  Dr. Fillingham is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon. He graduated from Dartmouth College with honors majoring in Biophysical Chemistry. He received his medical degree from Rush Medical College in Chicago where he was elected to the Alpha Omega...

• Back and Hip Pain in Athletes (Part 2): Symptoms, Evaluation and Treatment Options

  In part 1, we discussed (link here) pain in this region in active individuals can be challenging to diagnose and treat. The bottom line is a careful and detailed history and evaluation by a specialist with spine and musculoskeletal expertise. This is...