Patient Education Articles

  • The biceps muscle is a muscle of the upper arm that crosses the shoulder and elbow joints. The biceps tendon at the elbow helps flex the elbow and…

  • Biceps tendonitis (medically referred to as tendinitis) is an irritation or inflammation of the biceps tendon at the shoulder. The…

  • Since the BIRMINGHAM HIP Resurfacing implant is new in the United States, is it clinically proven?

    While the…

  • An exciting new alternative to total hip replacement is now available in the United States. Used successfully for years around the globe, the…

  • During the past 30 years, doctors have noted an increase in the number and severity of broken ankles, due in part to an active, older population…

  • If the fracture is stable (without damage to the ligament or the mortise joint), it can be treated with a leg cast or brace. Initially, a long leg…

  • Most broken arms are caused by trauma to that extremity. This can be a low-energy mechanism like a fall or a high-energy injury like a motor…

  • Most bunions are treatable without surgery. Prevention is always best. To minimize your chances of developing a bunion, never force your foot into…

  • A bunionectomy is performed to correct a deformity of the toe joint. One of the most common and effective bunion removal procedures is an…

  • If the joint that connects your big toe to your foot has a swollen, sore bump, you may have a bunion. More than one-third of women in America have…