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• Foot Injuries and the Martial Arts

  Individuals participating in martial arts unfortunately experience injuries when training for an extended period of time. Muscle strains, tendon ruptures, and broken bones become all to familiar to hard working martial artists. When these type of...

• Is It Time To Seek An Achilles Pain Tendonitis Procedure?

  Have you or has someone you love suffered from ongoing pain due to Achilles tendonitis? Are you wondering what conservative treatment options are available to you, or do you think it is time to seek a more advanced Achilles pain tendonitis procedure?...

• Rotator Cuff Injury: Treatment & Risks

  If you’re in need of treatment for a rotator cuff injury, let Rothman Orthopaedic Institute give you the info you need to get you started. Have you or a loved one recently suffered tears or other damage to the rotator cuff? Rotator cuff injuries...

• Everything You Need to Know about Rotator Cuff Tear Treatment in NYC

  Where to Go for Rotator Cuff Tear Treatment NYC Patients Trust The Shoulder & Elbow and Sports Medicine Specialists at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, of course! Every year, approximately two million people in the United States visit their doctor with a...

• What are the Top Cartilage Injury Treatments Recommended by Orthopaedists?

  Top Orthopaedists weigh in on Cartilage Injuries Cartilage in the knee is the protective covering that lets our joints glide comfortably. When a quick twist or sudden impact causes a tear, we realize the crucial job it does for our joints. When this...

• Runner’s Knee Prevention and Treatment Options to Carry You to the Finish Line

  Runner’s knee is a painful condition that affects many athletes. Learn about causes, symptoms, prevention measures, and treatment options for runner's knee. A dull ache in the front of the knee while running, is a key symptom of a condition popularly...

• Starting the Conversation About Surgery for Total Shoulder Replacement

  You probably did not spend too much time thinking about your shoulder and how it works until something went wrong. Whether it was because of a distinct injury or just increasing pain and stiffness over time, you have become acutely aware of your...

• Symptoms of Arthritis in the Hip: Three Signs You May Not Recognize

  Although over 100 different forms of arthritis exist, osteoarthritis - or “wear and tear” joint degeneration - is the type most commonly experienced in the hip. Common symptoms of arthritis in the hip include pain, stiffness and swelling. The onset of...

• Diagnosed With Hip Arthritis in Newtown Square? Start Here.

  If you or someone you love has recently been diagnosed with hip arthritis in Newtown Square, the help that you need is available nearby. At Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, our team of orthopaedic hip specialists have the experience and technology...

• Outracing Biceps Tendinitis for Swimmers Both In and Out of the Pool

  Reduce your risk of biceps tendonitis with some simple best practices. Despite its low-impact nature, swimming can still pose some intrinsic risk for participants, particularly when poor form and inconsistency are at play. Swimmers, like other...

• Foot Pain Treatments

  Heel pain can have many causes. See your doctor to determine the cause and get treatment. Tell the physician exactly where the pain is and how long the pain has persisted. Your doctor will examine the heel, looking and feeling for signs of tenderness...

• Football Concussion Prevention: A Growing Concern

  If you would like to learn more about the risks that football players face from concussions and associated conditions, this information from the experts at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute can help to shine some light on your questions and concerns....

• Are You Suffering from a Softball Shoulder Injury?

  If You’re Experiencing Shoulder Pain, Then It May Be Time to Determine the Cause The most common softball injuries are ankle sprains (mostly caused by sliding to a base), followed by knee injuries such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, and...

• Elbow Fracture

  Elbow Fractures can occur as a result of various types of injuries, such as falls, sports-related accidents, or direct trauma to the elbow. The most common types of elbow fractures include: 1. Olecranon Fractures: These fractures occur at the bony tip...

• 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...

• Pain vs. Soreness: How to Know the Difference

  Staying active is crucial to staying healthy, but whether you’re a seasoned athlete or someone who goes for a leisurely walk for fitness, bumps in the road will come up. It’s important to know how to identify an injury before it worsens. It’s not...

• Prevent Skiing Injuries with Proper Fitness and Gear

  Learn about how to prevent and treat skiing injuries. Skiing and snowboard injuries not only can put a cramp in your daily routine and activities, but they can also create a financial crisis at the most inopportune times with mounting medical bills and...

• Keyboarding & Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: What’s the Relationship?

  It has become a forgone conclusion that if you use a computer frequently, you are at risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome. Alternatively, it is assumed that if you already have carpal tunnel syndrome, the cause is overuse of your hands, with the...

• Tips to Avoiding Broken Bones from Winter Sports

  Broken Wrists and Ankles From Skiing: The Causes and How to Avoid Them The winter ski season is just around the corner and injuries on the slopes are quite common, especially broken bones from winter sports. Skiing and snowboarding is a great way to...

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