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• Hip Replacement vs Hip Resurfacing

  4 months for the majority of the healing process to occur. The vast majority of my patients do not require any formal physical therapy after hip replacement. Complicationsafter Hip Surgery Infection: Infection is a serious risk of any surgery, including...

• Osteochondritis Dissecans

  OCD depends on the severity of the condition. Conservative treatment options may include rest, activity modification, physical therapy, and in some cases, immobilization of the elbow in a brace or cast. Surgery may be necessary for more severe cases,...

• Post-Traumatic Elbow Stiffness

  and discomfort in daily activities. Surgery for Elbow Stiffness In cases where conservative treatments like physical therapy, splinting, and activity modification have not sufficiently improved elbow stiffness, surgical intervention may be considered....

• Elbow Open Reduction Internal Fixation

  be monitored for any signs of complications and will receive pain management and instructions on postoperative care. Physical therapy and rehabilitation may also be prescribed to help restore strength, range of motion, and function to the elbow joint....

• Cutting-Edge Laminectomy Techniques for Spinal Stenosis Relief

  experience significant pain reduction and improved mobility. A personalized rehabilitation program, including physical therapy and tailored exercises, ensures a smooth transition back to normal activities. Ongoing Support and Monitoring: Continuous...

• Expert Insights On Optimizing Joint Health

  “Is it my shoulder? No Need for Dr. Google after this Interactive Session!” Dorothy Lehr, Physical Therapist Topic: "Physical Therapy - Your Ally in Joint Health” 7-8:30 pm – Ballpark Tours

• How Occupational Therapy Can Help You

  carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, sports injuries, and tendonitis. We will also explore how hand therapy differs from physical therapy. Following the session, our experts will have time for Q&A. You will receive a Zoom link for the lecture upon...

• 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...

• Groundbreaking Advances in Total Ankle Replacement Surgery

  swelling, and loss of mobility, severely impacting a person’s quality of life. While non-surgical treatments such as physical therapy, medications, injections and bracing can provide temporary relief, they often fail to address the underlying issue as...

• Hand and Wrist Arthritis Advancement: State-of-the-Art Therapeutic Modalities

  chosen it is important to follow the post treatment protocols outlined by your surgeon. Occupational hand therapy, physical therapy, and home exercise programs are critical to increase success of treatment. Conclusion Hand and wrist arthritis is a...

• Understanding Hip Replacement Implants and Their Longevity: A Reliable Solution for a Better Quality of Life

  exercises strengthen the muscles around the hip and enhance stability. Follow Post-Surgical Care Instructions: Physical therapy and regular follow-ups with your surgeon are essential. Monitor for Unusual Symptoms: Pain, swelling, or reduced mobility...

• Minimally Invasive Osteotomy for Bunion Correction: Surgical Technique and Results

  a recovery plan that may include: Wearing protective shoe(s) or boot. Gradually resuming weight-bearing activities. Physical therapy to restore strength and flexibility. Results and Patient Outcomes Minimally invasive osteotomy has shown excellent...

• UCL Repair Revolution: Advancing Care for Throwing Athletes

  This includes: Rest from throwing A short course of an anti-inflammatory medication such as ibuprofen or naproxen Physical therapy, focused on strengthening the entire “kinetic chain” (which includes legs, core, and shoulder in addition to the elbow) If...

• Helping Your Shoulder Pain: Rotator Cuff Rehab and Treatment

  Rest and activity modification Ice and heat Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications Local corticosteroid injection Physical therapy and directed exercises Rotator Cuff Rehabilitation Process Rotator cuff rehabilitation is focused on reducing pain...

• Radiofrequency Ablation Treatment

  is typically offered to patients whose back or neck pain has not responded to other forms of treatment including physical therapy, home exercises and anti-inflammatory medication. The ablation procedure targets back and not leg pain symptoms. Candidates...

• The Impact of Food Dyes on Inflammation, Pain, and Orthopedic Surgery Recovery

  Orthopedic injuries and ailments, whether they involve physical therapy, injections, surgeries, or other interventions, can be challenging experiences. Optimal recovery rests on a multimodal approach to reduce pain and restore function. While recovery...

• Exploring Innovative Foot Care: The Tenex Procedure for Plantar Fasciitis and Plantar Fascia Tears

  many find challenging to manage. Introducing the Tenex Procedure For those who have tried conventional treatments like physical therapy, orthotics, or injections without success, the Tenex procedure offers a promising alternative. This minimally...

• The Management of Lumbar Disc Herniation

  about the symptoms, when to seek care, and the many treatment options available—from simple lifestyle changes and physical therapy to surgery, if needed. You will receive a Zoom link for the lecture upon registration. Please contact us here if you do...

• Interventional Treatment Options for Lumbar Radiculopathy and Low Back Pain

  what causes these types of back pain and explore minimally invasive treatments that may offer relief when medications, physical therapy, or other conservative treatments haven’t worked. You’ll learn about options such as epidural injections, nerve...

• Paul's Rothman Story - SLAP Tear

  and MRI, it took about three weeks to get cleared and back to playing. Once cleared, I needed to wear a brace and do physical therapy for the following 12 months. What would you recommend to patients considering treatment? For me, with Rothman's...