Orthopedic Surgery

Direct lumbar interbody fusion surgery treats leg and back pain. DLIF recovery can be sped up through nutrition, strengthening exercises, and stress reduction.

Long-term pain, stiffness, and swelling are signs of chronic knee pain. These 4 exercises can strengthen and improve long-term joint health.

An ACL injury almost always requires surgery, but in some cases, non-surgical treatment can be effective for repairing a torn ligament.

Lower back pain affects many people and can be debilitating. For some individuals, a medial branch block can provide critical relief.

People who experience symptoms of tendinitis may need tendon repair surgery to decrease pain. Keep an eye out for these 4 signs.

A severe knee injury may require surgery. Choosing the right type of surgery may improve the knee’s long-term function.

During recovery from a total meniscectomy, some patients will notice limited knee strength. Several useful exercises can help.

Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure to treat hip injuries. Hip replacement surgery replaces the damaged part of the hip.

Chronic back pain can be managed conservatively or with surgery. Some non-surgical options include medications and lifestyle changes.

After total knee arthroscopy, patients undergo a lengthy recovery period lasting several weeks. Here are ways to speed up healing.

Bone spurs are often undetectable, but sometimes the pain can affect a person's movement. Microdiscectomy spine surgery can help.

Laminectomy is a surgery that removes all or part of the vertebral bone. The procedure can help with shooting back pain.