Whether you are used to a work from home environment or it’s totally new to you, there are many things you can do you keep yourself in good health both mentally and physically. And while these tips apply any time, they are especially relevant right now. Consider these tips to keep yourself and anyone you […]
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A ruptured Achilles is a the most common tendon rupture that can occur in your legs. The Achilles tendon connects your calf muscles to your heel bone. While it is a strong tendon, it can partially or fully tear, or rupture, if over extended. Certain demographic and lifestyle factors can increase your risk for […]
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Denver MCL specialists continue to see a high volume of MCL injuries. The medial collateral ligament (MCL for short) is in fact the most frequently injured ligament of the knee – accounting for as many as 40% of knee ligament injuries. And because minor MCL injuries often go undiagnosed, this number is likely low. But […]
Nerve Pain in Your Hands? Common Causes and Treatments Nerve pain in your hands can keep you from many important daily tasks. From texting and typing, to eating, grooming and sometimes even writing (yes, with a pen – people still do it!), healthy hands are, at once, remarkably efficient and incredibly vulnerable. The hands’ complex […]
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Learning how to work from home? A survival guide for staying healthy and sane.
/in news /by Advanced Ortho MarketingWhether you are used to a work from home environment or it’s totally new to you, there are many things you can do you keep yourself in good health both mentally and physically. And while these tips apply any time, they are especially relevant right now. Consider these tips to keep yourself and anyone you […]
Are you at risk for a ruptured Achilles? How to reduce your risk.
/in Foot and Ankle, news /by Alan Ng, DPMA ruptured Achilles is a the most common tendon rupture that can occur in your legs. The Achilles tendon connects your calf muscles to your heel bone. While it is a strong tendon, it can partially or fully tear, or rupture, if over extended. Certain demographic and lifestyle factors can increase your risk for […]
What to consider when choosing a shoulder replacement doctor
/in news, Shoulder /by John Papilion, MDHaving shoulder replacement surgery is a serious decision, so take time to find the right surgeon for your needs. Read more here.
Denver MCL Specialists Diagnose MCL Injuries to Keep Coloradans Active
/in Knee, news /by Advanced OrthopedicDenver MCL specialists continue to see a high volume of MCL injuries. The medial collateral ligament (MCL for short) is in fact the most frequently injured ligament of the knee – accounting for as many as 40% of knee ligament injuries. And because minor MCL injuries often go undiagnosed, this number is likely low. But […]
Nerve Pain in Your Hands? Common Causes and Treatments
/in news /by Davis Hurley, MDNerve Pain in Your Hands? Common Causes and Treatments Nerve pain in your hands can keep you from many important daily tasks. From texting and typing, to eating, grooming and sometimes even writing (yes, with a pen – people still do it!), healthy hands are, at once, remarkably efficient and incredibly vulnerable. The hands’ complex […]