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Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears account for approximately half of all knee injuries. This type of injury is common among athletes and can range from mild to severe, depending on the extent. Around 90-95% of ACL tears are non-contact injuries due to sudden stopping or cutting movements. However, proper diagnosis and treatment are crucial to…
At any point in your life, you may experience injuries and disorders that affect your bones, muscles, and joints. They may result from a physically active lifestyle, an underlying medical condition, or an accident. If you are suffering from a musculoskeletal problem, visiting an orthopedic surgeon is one step toward feeling better. Out of all…
Keeping your body on the move through sports is a rewarding activity that is also great for your health. However, it can also lead to injuries. Fortunately, most sports injuries are not dangerous and can easily be treated by an orthopedic or sports medicine doctor, especially when diagnosed and treated early. Orthopedic and sports medicine…
Hip pain can be debilitating, although not as common as other joint problems. Even the simplest movements can be challenging when you’re suffering from pain. In some cases, the pain is a result of an injury or overuse. Other times, it may come from arthritis or another condition. If you’re dealing with hip pain, you…
Knee injuries can sideline you from your favorite activities for weeks, months, or even years. If you’ve recently suffered an ACL tear, you won’t be able to put weight on your knee. Also, you will likely need crutches to get around. Early diagnosis and treatment are critical to a full recovery. What Is an ACL…
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