Reverse shoulder replacement surgery is a relatively newer but increasingly popular shoulder-pain relieving option in the United States. Also known as reverse prosthesis, reverse shoulder replacement changes the shoulder biomechanics. It allows the deltoid muscles to move and stabilize the joint instead of the rotator cuff muscles. Even though reverse prosthesis is very good at
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It may surprise you that knee replacement is one of the most common procedures performed in the United States, with 745,000 knee replacements performed in only one year, i.e., 2017. It is also considered one of the most successful procedures in the field of medicine. Whether you are exploring the options for your knee pain
Read MoreFive Truths About a Successful Reverse Shoulder Replacement Recovery
If you have suffered a severe shoulder fracture, have repeated dislocations, or struggle with advanced osteoarthritis in your shoulder joint, you may be a candidate for reverse shoulder replacement. Reverse shoulder arthroplasty is known for its remarkable pain relief and restoration of shoulder function. Let’s talk about five truths regarding successful reverse shoulder replacement and
Read MoreAnkle Injuries-The Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
People of all ages and walks of life can suffer ankle injuries, preventing mobility, productivity, and quality of life. According to reports, about one million ankle injuries occur in the United States each and every year. Fortunately, there are several treatment options available for ankle injuries. Let’s talk about the nature of these acute and
Read MoreSeven Tips For Preventing an Ankle Sprain
Ankle sprains are one of the most prevalent musculoskeletal injuries in both adults and children, and they can hinder your ability to participate in sports, work, and daily activities. To prevent ankle sprains, consider implementing the following tips. Your ankles will thank you for it. What is an Ankle Sprain? Ankle sprains may be diagnosed
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