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If your knee has been damaged by arthritis and the pain, instability or stiffness are having serious effects on your daily activities, surgery is often the... Read more.

Your ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) surgery may have slowed you down, but one of the best ways to get back on that field, court or track... Read more.

Do you need a knee replacement? Chances are you have a few questions about what you can expect from knee replacement surgery and from your recovery. Here... Read more.

Worldwide studies have shown that female athletes have a significantly higher rate of ACL injuries than their male counterparts. In fact, some studies[https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/04/180418092031.htm] have shown that... Read more.

Total hip replacement is a common surgical treatment solution for people experiencing hip pain and immobility. Many elderly patients who receive a hip replacement retain that... Read more.

An arthroscopy is a type of minimally invasive keyhole surgery which allows your surgeon to view your knee joint by making only 2 small incisions in... Read more.

Amongst injuries to the knee joint, a meniscus tear is one of the most common. Any activity that requires forced twisting or rotation to the knee can... Read more.

Meeting with your surgeon for the first time to discuss your condition and treatment options can be scary, particularly if you’ve never had surgery before. Preparing ahead... Read more.

If you are having a hip replacement, you probably have a few questions about what you can expect from the surgery and rehabilitation. Here are answers... Read more.

Many people experience feelings of depression after surgery, no matter how small or large the operation is. Surprisingly, feelings of hopelessness and sadness are not uncommon... Read more.