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• Wrist Sprains

  A wrist sprain occurs when the ligaments around the wrist are stretched beyond their normal range. Ligaments are tough, fibrous tissues that stabilize joints and allow for controlled motion. When these ligaments are injured, it can lead to pain,...

• Rothman at AtlantiCare

  Rothman at Altanticare Rothman Orthopaedics is the largest orthopedic practice in the nation, treating over 100,000 people yearly, but it is our commitment to staying rooted in our local community that has allowed us to form and grow a lasting...

• We Warmly Welcome You To

  Join Dr. Alexander Vaccaro and the researchers at Rothman Orthopaedics for an intimate dinner and private briefing into the future of orthopedics. Proceeds from this event will support the Rothman Institute Orthopaedic Foundation and nonprofit research...

• Autograft (UCL Tear) Treatment: Tommy John Surgery

  Ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injuries, commonly referred to as "Tommy John" injuries, are most often seen in athletes who participate in overhead throwing sports, such as baseball pitchers. The UCL, a key stabilizing ligament on the inner side of...

• When is Revision Surgery Necessary for Knee Replacements?

  Understanding Revision Surgery for Knee Replacements Knee replacement surgery often provides significant relief from pain and restores mobility. However, in some cases, complications or failures can occur, requiring a second surgery called revision...

• We Warmly Welcome You To

  Join Dr. Alexander Vaccaro and the researchers at Rothman Orthopaedics for an intimate dinner and private briefing into the future of orthopedics. Proceeds from this event will support the Rothman Institute Orthopaedic Foundation and nonprofit research...

• Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

  Musculoskeletal problems are often accompanied by physical limitations and pain which can make it challenging to enjoy everyday life. Rothman Orthopaedic Institute's Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialists are experts in helping patients with...

• The Infamous Pop: How to Find Effective Treatment for ACL Tear

  The anterior cruciate ligament is one of four short, tough bands of connective tissue in the knee joint. These bands are strong, but flexible, allowing them to provide stability to the knee while also accommodating the movement of the hinge joint....

• Do I Need Total Shoulder Replacement?

  “Do I need total shoulder replacement?” Many patients who have sustained multiple shoulder injuries, such as a dislocation of the joint, or those who suffer from severe arthritis of the shoulder joints, are often concerned with the possibility of a...

• Have You Considered Total Hip Replacement in New Jersey?

  If arthritis has severely limited your mobility and lifestyle, and all non-operative treatment options have been exhausted, your doctor may recommend that you undergo total hip replacement. In New Jersey, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute surgeons perform...

• How Do I Know If I Need Total Ankle Replacement Surgery?

  Are you suffering from pain in your ankles due to arthritis, a sports injury, or damage that resulted from an accident? Perhaps you have suffered from a sprain or two in the past, and a simple wrap or brace has relieved pain and restored mobility for a...

• Meet the Best Lower Back Pains Philadelphia Specialists

  More than eighty percent of adults suffer from acute or chronic pain in the lumbar region (lower back) at some point in their lives. Lower back pains Philadelphia residents often report to their physicians are typically a result of a condition that can...

• What to Expect & Where to Get Total Hip Replacement Procedure

  Damaged cartilage and fractured bones in the hip joint can lead to significant pain and the inability to perform common, daily functions. If you or someone you love is currently living with debilitating hip pain, it’s time to contact Rothman...

• 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...

• Knee Joint Replacement Specialists in Philadelphia

  When our knees are healthy, it’s easy to take them for granted. We sit, stand, walk, jump, get in and out of vehicles, ride bikes, squat down and do all of this without even thinking about the many complex bones, muscles and tendons that are all...

• Common Questions About Recovery from Anterior Cervical Fusion Surgery

  Recovery from anterior cervical fusion surgery can take several months, and it is easier for some patients than for others. This depends on a variety of factors, including the extent of the abnormalities causing spinal compression, the age and activity...

• Seven Stress Fracture Questions and Answers

  Don’t let a stress fracture keep you from the activities you love. If you participate in athletic activities, you’ve probably heard of stress fractures. At Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, we specialize in treating sports injuries, including stress...

• Medial Collateral Ligament Injury Philadelphia Specialists

  The knee is a very complex joint, and we often take for granted all of the parts and functions that enable us to walk, bend down, stand up, play sports, and work hard at our jobs. For example, there are four ligaments that keep the knee joint stable by...

• Meet the Top Hip Replacement Surgeons in Philadelphia

  When severe pain is affecting your hip joint, it can keep you from doing the things you love and need to do on a daily basis: working, cleaning, playing, and even getting in and out of your bed or the bathtub. This pain may be the result of an injury...

• Three Important Questions About Degenerative Joint Disease in Montgomery County

  Within the vast spectrum of types and forms of arthritis, degenerative joint disease, or osteoarthritis is the most common. Other kinds, such as rheumatoid arthritis are inflammatory in nature, but osteoarthritis is often referred to as “wear and tear”...