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  • Four Types of Rotator Cuff Tears: Symptoms and Treatment Options

    cause pain in the joint. Medication - Anti-inflammatory medication can help reduce pain and swelling. Exercises and physical therapy - Using specific exercises to target muscles in the shoulder to provide additional strength and support restoring...

  • Rotator Cuff Injury: Treatment & Risks

    Options If a rotator cuff injury does not respond to conservative non surgical treatment: Activity Modification Physical Therapy Medication Injections Then surgery may be needed. The type of surgery to be carried out depends on the size, shape, and...

  • Wondering “Where Do I Get Cartilage Treatment?” We Can Answer That Question and More

    for treating cartilage damage. In these cases, a combination of rest, icing, compression, and elevation - as well as physical therapy and medication--may fully heal the cartilage damage that has occurred. In the knee example, a non-surgical treatment...

  • Achilles Tendinitis: the Weekend Warrior’s Weakness

    such as non-steroidal, anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) can reduce the pain and swelling of Achilles tendonitis. Physical Therapy can help you improve flexibility and prevent future injury to the Achilles tendon. Left untreated, Achilles...

  • Understanding Your Surgical Options for a Meniscal Tear in Media

    patients with a meniscal tears in Media is very high. The procedure is typically followed by a period of bracing and physical therapy. Patients can expect to plan for a period of rest, that may include the use of medication and a compression sleeve to...

  • Your FAQs Answered by Rothman’s Expert Achilles Tendinitis Physician Team

    through the calf. Proper footwear with orthotics or heel-cups to improve the mechanics at the mid and rear-foot. Physical therapy to improve the strength of ankle - stabilizing muscles and at your hip and core. Soccer players experiencing pain or...

  • Your Search for a Rotator Cuff Tear Physician Ends at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute

    of dexterity and strength. In many cases, a torn rotator cuff can be addressed with nonsurgical treatment, including physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, or injections. Rotator cuff tear recovery time is often complicated by the cuff’s...

  • Steve - Meniscectomy

    the exact same procedure in 2009 on my other knee. I'm happy to report that surgery went extremely well. As was physical therapy with therapist Lou Tomasetti. I was back to full strength and going full bore before I knew it. Thanks Rothman.

  • Richard - Total Hip Replacement

    left might take a little longer.. I saw him several more times in 2015 and due to the left hips stiffness requested physical therapy. He agreed andI had 4 sessions at Rothman PT and continued my exercises for months. I again saw Dr. Post in July 2016...

  • Who Needs Cervical Herniated Disc Surgery?

    Anti-inflammatory medication Icing several times per day Gentle heat application following any residual muscle spasms Physical therapy The pain from damaged or compressed cervical nerves, vertebrae, and intervertebral discs in the neck and spine may...

  • Understanding the Cervical Spine Surgery

    often successful in treating “pinched nerve pain”. Radiculopathy can be effectively managed using either medication, physical therapy, or a combination of the two. If these methods have been attempted and have provenineffective, then cervical spine...

  • Avoiding Volleyball Injuries Just Got Easier: A Four Step Guide

    ligament of the lower back is simply overworked and needs time to rest and rehabilitate (often with the assistance of physical therapy), but occasionally, a closer look at low back pain will reveal a more significant issue, such as a herniated disc....

  • Blue Bell, PA

    Blue Bell office features 14,000 square feet, 24 exam rooms, and more. Services include on-site x-ray rooms, physical therapy, hand therapy, and orthotics. Patients will be able to see physicians with expertise in joint replacement surgery, sports...

  • Wondering “Where Do I Get Rotator Cuff Injury Surgery?” The Answer: Right Here

    and stability but that is relatively rare. Lifestyle changes: Avoiding activities that result in shoulder pain. Physical therapy: Exercise programs can restore movement and strengthen the shoulder to alleviate pain and reduce the risk of further injury....

  • Volleyball Injury Prevention for High School Athletes

    the worst volleyball injuries for lost playing time. Usually, injuries can be treated nonoperatively with bracing and physical therapy. Occasionally, though, ankle sprains can be associated with subtle fractures or cartilage injuries. Anterior Cruciate...

  • Rothman Orthopaedics at Capital Health

    patients with every service and procedure necessary. Make an appointment for one of our Services using the links below Physical Therapy Workers Comp MRI International Medicine Orthopaedic Integrative Health Center Certified Athletic Trainer Requests...

  • 3 Steps to Treating & Recovering from Soccer-Related Patellar Tendinitis

    The next step in a treatment process for more severe cases of patellar tendonitis would include a combination of physical therapy and possibly using PRP therapy. PRP refers to platelet rich plasma. This unique, cutting-edge treatment might help to...

  • Causes of Football Injuries and How to Prevent Them

    wear-and-tear injuries stem from overusing a particular part of a football player’s body without proper exercise or physical therapy. Additionally, players experiencing overuse injuries are likely to report symptoms of overtraining syndrome, wherein a...

  • Joey - ACL Reconstruction, Torn Meniscus

    of the excellent care I received from Dr. Deluca, his team, the Rothman staff, the care I received at Methodist and physical therapy at The Training Room in Sewell. -------------------------------------- January 16, 2017 during a Gloucester Catholic...

  • Revealing Five Lesser Known Volleyball Related Injuries

    are frustrating and painful, are not severe and will heal with a relatively short period of rest, immobilization and physical therapy. However, sometimes a sprain will occur alongside a fracture or associated ligament damage. In this case, recovery...


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