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Innovative Osteotomies for Hip Deformities
the procedure in detail with the surgeon, understanding the risks and benefits, and undergoing preoperative tests. Physical therapy may also be recommended to strengthen the muscles around the hip joint. Surgery and Hospital Stay: Osteotomy procedures...
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Minimally Invasive Microdiscectomy for Disc Herniation
referred to as sciatica), localized back pain, numbness, and muscle weakness. When conservative treatments like physical therapy, medications, and epidural injections fail to provide relief, minimally invasive microdiscectomy is a surgical solution....
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When is Revision Surgery Necessary for Knee Replacements?
medications and early mobilization. Nerve Damage: Rare, but possible, requiring careful surgical planning. Stiffness: Physical therapy helps reduce this risk and restore mobility. Prolonged Recovery: Recovery may take longer than the initial knee...
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Understanding TenJet: The Revolutionary Treatment for Chronic Tendon Pain
Generally, patients can perform all typical activities of daily living following the procedure. It is essential to do physical therapy to load the tendon in a thoughtful and progressive manner to best ensure appropriate treatment response. On average,...
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Exploring Both Surgical & Non-Surgical Treatment Options for Mallet Finger Injuries
Splinting is usually recommended for 6 weeks initially, followed by a period of night splinting for 2-6 weeks. Physical Therapy Physical therapy for mallet finger can be done after the splinting period. It has been proven to help in improving finger...
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Ozempic for Joint Pain: Benefits, Risks, and Orthopedic Considerations
can actually slow down the progression of osteoarthritis! There are only two things that can do this: weight loss and physical therapy. Maintaining a healthy weight not only helps you feel better now, but it can also prevent future joint degeneration,...
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Knee Cartilage Injuries & the Latest Restoration Techniques
Damage Non-Surgical Options: For milder cases or early-stage damage, non-invasive treatments can be very effective: Physical Therapy: Builds strength and reduces pressure on the joint. Bracing: Stabilizes the knee and offloads stress. Platelet-Rich...
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Advice from the Area’s Best Surgeons for Total Ankle Replacement
go a long way. If you do receive ankle replacements, the recovery process can involve several months of recovery and physical therapy. Your doctors and physical therapists can provide you with advice, medication, and treatment to make your recovery...
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Diagnosing Hip Arthritis in Washington Township Patients
pain and loss of joint function. Many of these treatments are lifestyle changes, including diet and light exercise, physical therapy, and weight loss. Sometimes, during an episode of acutely debilitating pain, your doctor may recommend an injection of...
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Achilles Tendonitis Treatment for Basketball Players
will be recommended: Reduction/cessation of high-impact athletic activity Rest, icing, compression, and elevation Physical therapy and Achilles tendon specific exercises The use of supportive devices, such as an Achilles sleeve, or in severe cases, an...
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Five Tips to Prevent an ACL Injury
At Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, we are proud to offer the most effective treatment options for ACL injuries. From physical therapy to reconstructive surgeries, our physicians provide the targeted care that athletes need in order to make a full,...
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3 Nonsurgical Options For Spinal Stenosis Treatment in Bergen County
about spinal stenosis exercises and the possibility of seeing a physical therapist. Reparative therapies. Besides physical therapy, there are other methods of improving your back’s flexibility and alleviating some of the pain. For example, chiropractic...
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Tips for Trail Runners—How to Avoid (and Treat) IT Band Syndrome
treatments will be sufficientfor treating IT band injuries. These include icing, anti-inflammatory medication, and physical therapy. In the most severe cases, arthroscopic surgery may be recommended; the need for surgery, however, is rare. Whatever...
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Age-Related Knee Changes: Understanding, Managing, and Thriving
be effectively managed without resorting to surgery. Orthopedic specialists may recommend the following approaches: Physical Therapy, Exercise, and Rehabilitation: Physical therapists tailor exercise regimens aimed at fortifying the muscles surrounding...
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New Frontiers in Treating Avascular Necrosis of the Hip
Understanding Avascular Necrosis (AVN) Avascular Necrosis (AVN) of the hip, also known as osteonecrosis, is a painful condition due to the interruption of the blood supply to the bone, leading to the eventual death of bone tissue components. The hip is...
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Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy - PRP
Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy is a procedure that is used in conjunction with other conventional treatments such as physical therapy to help heal damaged tissue. The procedure involves the use of a patient’s own blood; specifically, a physician takes blood...
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Non-operative Rotator Cuff Tear Treatment
include: Simple rest and reduction of any overhead activity Anti-inflammatory medication Corticosteroid injection Physical therapy and strengthening exercises
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Non-operative Ankle Sprain and Fracture Treatments
injury, a short-leg cast, walking boot, or brace will keep the ankle from moving. Crutches may also be needed. *Early Physical Therapy- A doctor will start a rehabilitation program as soon as possible to promote healing and increase range of motion and...
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Non-operative Bankart Lesion Treatment
the accompanying inflammation to subside. This is accomplished through the use of a sling or external rotation brace. Physical therapy and prescribed exercises follow to help regain motion of the extremity. The unfortunate downside of this option is...
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Non-operative Herniated Cervical Disc Treatment
advise you regarding forms of treatment. Conservative methods, involving activity modification, pain medication, and physical therapy, are normally pursued as a first course of treatment. The majority of disc herniations (90%) do not require surgery,...