A conventional shoulder replacement device mimics the normal anatomy of the shoulder: A plastic cup is fitted into the shoulder socket (glenoid), and a metal
A conventional shoulder replacement device mimics the normal anatomy of the shoulder: A plastic cup is fitted into the shoulder socket (glenoid), and a metal
Doctors say more and more athletes are in need of Tommy John surgery for elbow injuries, a procedure previously reserved for professionals. Tony Cantelo, a
In this Podcast episode, Dr. Brian Cole is joined by a Rush physical therapist to discuss the best ways to manage and treat patellar tendonitis,
Orthobiologics are rapidly growing in use given their potential to augment healing for multiple musculoskeletal conditions. Orthobiologics consist of a variety of treatments including platelet-rich
what is being done to make AEDs and cardiac training more available to help young athletes survive Sudden Cardiac Arrest.
Maintaining strong and healthy knees is essential for overall mobility and quality of life. Whether you’re an athlete, a fitness enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to prevent knee injuries, incorporating strengthening exercises into your routine can make a significant difference.
The golf swing is a dynamic movement that involves the coordinated action of multiple muscle groups, with the shoulders playing a crucial role in generating power and control. A typical golf swing consists of several phases, including the backswing, downswing, and follow-through, each placing unique demands on the shoulders.
Ankles play a crucial role in almost every sport, serving as the foundation for stability, agility, and overall athletic performance. Whether you’re an avid runner,
Your hips play a crucial role in supporting your body’s movement and maintaining overall stability. Neglecting hip health can lead to discomfort, reduced mobility, and
Sciatica is a term you might have heard if someone complains about leg pain or back problems. But did you know that sciatica can also
You know that injuries can happen if you play sports, whether on the court or a track. It is an unfortunate reality in any sport.
Neck strain, often referred to as a “stiff neck,” can be a common and uncomfortable condition. It can be caused by various factors, including poor
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