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  • The Food, Inflammation & Pain Connection

    homeostasis. The Specialised Pro-resolving Mediators of Inflammation in Inflammatory Arthritis study of patients with knee joint effusions found that the presence of SPMs in the knee joint fluid corresponded to less pain and lower inflammatory markers....

  • Clinical Expertise in Diagnosing and Managing Common Orthopedic Issues

    options and recovery strategies. 5:30 pm - Registration 6:00 pm - Dinner & Presentations Presenters Common Causes of Knee Pain with ​Donald Mazur, MD, Sports Medicine Surgeon A Guide to the Treatment of Shoulder Pain-An Emphasis on Cuff and Arthritis...

  • Elbow Arthritis Evolution: Surgical and Non-Surgical Breakthroughs

    Elbow arthritis, though less common than knee or hip arthritis, can have a profound impact on daily activities. The elbow is essential for nearly every arm movement, and when it begins to deteriorate due to arthritis, even simple tasks like lifting a...

  • Understanding TenJet: The Revolutionary Treatment for Chronic Tendon Pain

    cuff or the biceps tendon in the shoulder, tennis or golfers’ elbow, tendinopathy surrounding the hip, tendinitis of the knee, Achilles tendinopathy, and plantar fasciitis. TenJet offers a quick and effective minimally invasive intervention, utilizing a...

  • Kellie Keenan, PA-C

    and expertise. Currently, she works in close collaboration with Dr. Jess Lonner, a leading specialist in partial and total knee replacement surgery. Her clinical focus is now dedicated to the care of patients undergoing knee procedures, including...

  • Degenerative Joint Disease - Hip (Osteoarthritis)

    Osteoarthritis or Degenerative Joint Disease is the most common type of arthritis that occurs most commonly in hips, knees, ankles, and foot joints. Osteoarthritis is also known as "wear and tear arthritis" since the cartilage simply wears out. When...

  • Hip Arthritis

    it results from cartilage erosion due to wear and tear over time, primarily affecting weight-bearing joints like hips and knees. Rheumatoid Arthritis: An autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks joint tissues, causing inflammation and...

  • Enjoy a Pain Free Holiday Season

    stress on the legs and lower back. If possible, use a cart to carry bags around. When lifting something heavy, bend at the knees instead of the back and keep the load close to your body. Take breaks and stretch. Avoid hunching over for long periods of...

  • Dynamic Stretching Becoming Popular Among Athletes

    while walking and extending hands in front of body Side-step lunging Arm circles Sprinting steps – running forward with knees pumping in a skipping motion Before trying any of these activities, Dowling says it is important to consult a healthcare...

  • Garden Safely and Avoid Injury this Spring

    your weight forward and back. Lift heavy items with your legs by placing your feet shoulder width apart, bending at the knees and tightening your abdominal muscles. Avoid squatting or bending. Instead, use a small stool or a pad to kneel on. Use a tool...

  • The Winter Weather Workout

    legs and not with your back. Pushing snow out of the way instead of lifting shovelfuls is easier on your back. Bend at the knees and avoid twisting your back when hurling snow. And remember your physical limitations – if you have an existing health...

  • Elbow Arthritis Surgery

    joint replacement Replacement of the entire elbow by a metal joint similar to those used to replace arthritic hips and knees. These surgeries are all highly technical procedures that require careful preoperative planning, as well as an intimate...

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

    peak at over 19,000 feet and the tallest free standing mountain in the world. Despite her neck injury and having both knees replaced she trained and did it. And as she stood at the top of the world… staring out across the vast Tanzanian plain… reveling...

  • Newtown's First Patient

    Orthopaedic Institute opened the new office because it is much closer to home. “Dr. Aland performed surgeries on both my knees some years ago so when my shoulder started to hurt I naturally came back to him, especially with him being right here in...

  • Avoiding Golf Injuries This Season

    for the sport. 7. Pay attention to your body mechanics when bending to tee up or retrieving your ball. Bend at your hips and knees to protect your back. 8. Take a lesson with a qualified professional. Improving your swing mechanics can improve your...

  • A Top Provider of Orthopedics in South Jersey

    If you have arthritis in your fingers, come see the hand and wrist team at Rothman. Are you having trouble with your hips or knees? We have teams that specialize in those particular joints as well. Because there are numerous branches within the field of...

  • What is Degenerative Joint Disease?

    or osteoarthritis, is the most common form of joint disorder. It can occur in any joint, but usually it affects hands, knees, hips or spine. According to the World Health Organization, degenerative joint disease is one of the ten most disabling diseases...

  • Do I have Sciatica?

    for your exam, you can expect the doctor to ask you whether you are experiencing numbness or having difficulty bending the knees or feet. The physician may also check your reflexes and if need be, an X-ray or MRI may be done to identify the exact...

  • Life After Hip Osteoarthritis: Recovering From Hip Replacement Surgery

    This condition is also commonly referred to as degenerative joint disease of the hip. The same problem can affect the knees, the ankles and other joints as well. When hip arthritis is severe, a surgical procedure may be recommended as the best option...

  • Osteoarthritis of the Hip: How to Overcome the Pain

    the most common type of arthritis found in joints. Also known as degenerative joint disease, Osteoarthritis can affect the knees, ankles, hips and joints found in the feet. With Osteoarthritis in the hip the cartilage in the hip simply wears out. When...


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