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Optimizing Rotator Cuff Repair with Biceps Tendon Transfer
function. Postoperative Care: After the procedure, the patient’s arm is immobilized in a sling to protect the repair. Physical therapy begins shortly after surgery, focusing on gentle range-of-motion exercises. Gradual strengthening exercises are...
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Non-operative General - Bony Stress Reactions/Stress Fractures Treatment
may not heal completely and may lead to long-term chronic problems. Once the initial healing phase has progressed, physical therapy and rehabilitation are then started to begin a gradual and safe return to activity.
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Labral Tear (Hip)
different causes for tears. When a labral tear is symptomatic and patients have failed non-surgical measures such as physical therapy, activity modification and medication, it may be repaired arthroscopically.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Anterior Cervical Fusion Surgery
months, and you may need to wear a neck brace for a period of time. Your surgeon will advise you on the healing and physical therapy processes that are right for you. Are there any risks from this surgery? Every surgery comes with a risk of infection,...
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How to Prepare for the Recovery Time for Spinal Fusion
Then, a physical therapist may help you learn stretches and exercises which will aid progress. These stretches and physical therapy will continue for up to three months, during which time your doctor can advise you about returning to your former...
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What is The Recovery Time for Bilateral Total Knee Arthroplasty?
surgery date. At this point, most general activities can be resumed, including driving. As you progress through physical therapy and your physician follows up with you, talk about when is a good time to get back to more physically demanding activities,...
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A Step By Step Look at The Procedure for Bilateral Total Knee Replacement
you will have a period of recovery which will last for several weeks. After initial rest, you will participate in physical therapy to further regain strength and mobility. Throughout your rehabilitation, you will need a walker or crutches to assist with...
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Rothman at AtlantiCare
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...
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5 Facts to Know About Wrist Fractures
your doctor to ensure that you have a full and successful recovery. Often, this means following instructions regarding physical therapy and easing back into certain activities as you rebuild strength in your wrist and arm. When you follow your...
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Treatment Options for Patients with Knee Arthritis Near Delaware
in the affected joints. Some possibilities your doctor may discuss with you include: Rest and activity modifications Physical therapy Non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) Cortisone injections Visco supplementation injections If these...
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Finding Relief for Hip Osteoarthritis Pain
there are many non-surgical treatment options available for patients with hip osteoarthritis pain: Activity – Physical therapy or low-impact exercise programs thatimprove flexibility, build strength, and maintain muscle tone Healthy eating – Increasing...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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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Common Ways Athletes Injure their ACL - Prevention and Treatment
to a highly active lifestyle have the best chance of responding well to non-operative care. Thesetreatments include physical therapy exercises and knee bracing. For athletes, ACL reconstruction surgery is usually the ideal treatment choice. Rebuilding...
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Weekend Warriors: Avoid Shoulder Dislocations
What are the treatment options for shoulder dislocation? Often times a first time dislocation can be treated with physical therapy and gradual resumption of activity. However, some injuries may require operative treatment. At Rothman Orthopaedics, we...
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Rothman Orthopaedics Relocates to Brand New, State-of-the-Art Office Location in Hamilton, NJ.
of convenient on-site services for patients. Features include: Over 15,000 sq. ft. with 3,400 sq. ft. dedicated to Physical Therapy, Hand Therapy and Occupational Therapy; On-site x-ray at the time of your appointment; 21 exam rooms; and Onsite orthotic...
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Ben's Story - Shoulder Replacement
me, perfect! Within four days, I no longer had any pain in my shoulder. After several months of doctor supervised physical therapy, I regained almost full range of motion, and for the first time in over twenty years, I was able to throw overhand and...
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Joe's Story - Lower back Pain
Golf Condition: Inflamed Nerve/Lower Back Pain Treatment: Ablation Why did you choose Rothman? I had been through physical therapy for my back pain. Nothing seemed to get better. It was becoming so painful I dreaded going out golfing. Describe your...