Conservative and non-surgical treatments are typically the first line of defense against hip pain. However, you may need hip arthroscopy when these methods fail to provide relief, especially if your condition is severe. Surgery may sound intimidating, but hip arthroscopy can provide significant pain relief and help you get back to your regular activities….
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Why Minimally Invasive Surgery Is the Future of Healthcare
Surgical procedures can be intimidating, especially because of the incisions associated with them. This aspect alone can discourage patients from getting surgical treatment. The recovery period is also an issue, more so for those whose surgeries cause large wounds which take longer to heal. Fortunately, minimally invasive surgery has been on a steady rise in…
Top Exercises for Total Knee Replacement Patients
If you have had or are planning to have a total knee replacement, keep in mind that your treatment won’t end when the surgery is over. Physical therapy is an essential aspect to achieving complete recovery and in regaining your knee function. Your orthopedic surgeon will work with your physical therapist to help you strengthen…
3 Common Minimally Invasive Surgery Procedures
The word “surgery” can be intimidating to a lot of people. The thought of sharp objects coming near your skin, a long and painful recovery, and scary complications can be frightening. Minimally invasive surgery is an excellent way to get surgery safely and efficiently. With less pain, shorter recovery periods, and safer procedures, minimally invasive…
Repairing a Torn Meniscus
The knee is the largest joint in the body, and it relies heavily on cartilage such as the meniscus for stability. Being so heavily used, the menisci in your knees are prone to tearing. A torn meniscus requires repair to restore the wide range of movement capable of the knee. You know you’ve got a…