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• Shoulder Replacement Reimagined: Preserved Muscle, Faster Recovery

  Join Dr. Michael Amini for an in-depth look at the latest advancements in shoulder replacement surgery designed to improve patient outcomes and speed up recovery. This webinar will explore innovative surgical techniques that focus on preserving the...

• Advances in Spinal Surgery

  Join Dr. Barrett Woods, Spine Surgeon at Rothman Orthopaedics, for a webinar exploring the latest spinal surgery techniques, including minimally invasive options designed to relieve pain, improve mobility, and support a faster recovery. He’ll also...

• Modern Hip and Knee Surgery: New Techniques, Robotics, and Same Day Surgery

  Join Dr. Zachary Post, Hip & Knee Surgeon, to discover how modern innovations are transforming hip and knee replacement. This educational program will explore the latest advances, including robotic-assisted surgery and outpatient same-day procedures...

• Minimally Invasive Technique - Dupuytrens Disease

  Standard Treatment The standard treatment called a fasciectomy is a procedure involving open excision of the disease or contracted tissue. This involves an open surgical approach. Needle Aponeurotomy (NA) Needle aponeurotomy was first developed in...

• Rothman Patient Finds the Positive in a Negative

  A torn ACL can be a daunting diagnosis for a devoted soccer player. But for Brett Tharp, this injury came as a blessing in disguise. "I've been playing soccer since I was five years old," says the 27-year-old Tharp. "And I never stopped playing; I even...

• ImPACT Testing Now Being Offered at the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute

  In recent years, concussions have become a hot topic both on and off the field. While athletes have always been at risk for concussions, determining the severity and long-term effects of these head injuries has traditionally been difficult....

• The Aches and Pains of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

  It's not uncommon to have minor painor tingling in the fingers and wrists from time-to-time. For patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, however, this numbness can be so debilitating that it may restrict daily activities. “Carpal Tunnel Syndrome occurs...

• Beware of Fireworks Injuries This Summer

  The use of fireworks peaks around the July 4th holiday, but despite their glowing and dazzling appeal they don't come without risk. "People associate fireworks and sparklers with celebrations and fun," says Pedro Beredjiklian, MD, a hand, wrist and...

• Start Training Now for a Successful Running Season

  Warmer weather is right around the corner and with it comes the spring running season. Whether you currently run or you are an aspiring runner, it's best to start training now to ensure that you're able to cross the finish line. "Successful runners...

• The World's Most Dangerous Foot Wear

  Back and neck pain. Spinal problems. Aching knees. Strained leg tendons. Injuries from a game of pickup football? Think again. All of these injuries can occur from wearing high heels. The problems caused by high heels go way beyond a pair of aching...

• At 94, he's ready to hit the dance floor again

  Ed Moore's physical activities might be severely limited today if not for a visit to the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute at Jefferson when he was a mere 91. He had an appointment with Dr. Richman H. Rothman, the high-profile orthopedic surgeon and...

• Ukee Washington comes to RI for Hip Replacement

  "Hip replacement isn’t just for elderly people anymore. Ukee Washington is among a growing number of younger active people who need the surgery. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has details on Ukee’s surgery." Read more about Ukee's...

• Patient Spotlight on Ann Levandoski and Pamela Zbylicki

  Ann Levandoski and Pamela Zbylicki, both of Scranton, are the types of sisters that can finish each other's sentences. Both gym teachers and four years apart, the two have always had a close bond and preferred to do things as a team rather than...

• Surf can be dangerous, traumatic-injury patients warn

  "A former lifeguard and longtime surfer, Chad de Satnick never imagined he'd be injured by the ocean he'd grown up with - and the waves he rode so often." To read more about this story and Dr. Radcliff's advice regarding surf/water injuries, click here.

• What exactly was Bynum doing in Germany?

  "Barry Kenneally, M.D., is a non-surgical sports medicine physician at the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute. He spoke to Sports Doc about Orthokine and its potential effects." Read more about Dr. Kenneally's thoughts on Orthokine and more by clicking here.

• The Rothman 8K

  Good luck to all atheletes running this weekend! Rothman Orthopaedic Institute's CEO Mike West was at the event with Mayor Michael Nutter and Rothman's Dr. Peter Sharkey who was the guest starter for the race. Congrats to the 8K First place runner,...

• 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...

• Rothman Orthopaedic Institute Newtown Open House

  Rothman Orthopaedic Institute held an Open House on May 15, 2013, at its new location in Newtown, PA. Dr. Rothman was in attendance along with Rothman Orthopaedic Institute staff and area physicians to celebrate the opening of the office. To learn more...

• NFL Draft: a team doctor's role

  In late February, the medical staffs of all 32 teams make the annual trek to Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine. Approximately 335 college football players are invited to the Combine. The players have 15 minute interviews with the coaches and...

• Difficulty funding surgery studies

  In medicine, it's one thing to know that a treatment works, but quite another to know whether it's better than alternatives. How do doctors decide what's best? If the treatment in question involves a device, it could be relatively easy. The company...