Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears are feared by athletes of all levels and are, unfortunately, the most common lower-body injury in sports. The ACL is a critical facilitator of movement. With an ACL tear, your knee loses flexibility and stability. In most cases, the recovery...
Swimming is a popular summertime activity enjoyed by many, but it is often the cause of shoulder pain. Swimmer’s shoulder, or shoulder impingement, occurs when swimmers aggravate their shoulders due to constant joint rotation. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we are well-versed in treating...
Sports and fitness activities are great ways to stay healthy while having fun. Whether you’re a professional athlete or play recreational sports, an injury can keep you off the track or out of the game. As part of Men’s Health Month, our team at New...
You may hear an occasional pop or crackle when you bend or straighten your knees. The name of this noisy sensation is crepitus, and while it can feel alarming, it is usually harmless. However, if you start to notice crepitus after an injury or experience...
At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we are always on the cutting edge of the latest advancements in orthopedic surgery. We are proud to announce that the ArthroFree System is now available for surgical procedures! Continue reading to discover more information about this system and...
Athletic training can be an incredibly fulfilling activity that boosts your confidence and enables you to play at your best. However, an injury can set you back. Unfortunately, certain injuries are not created equal when it comes between males and females. Since May is Women’s...
If you are an athlete or follow professional teams, you know that concussions should not be taken lightly. With the spring sports season ramping up, there is an increased risk of concussions. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we offer concussion care to patients to...
Lacrosse is a fast-paced game that is one of the most popular spring team sports in the country. However, the need for quick direction changes and contact creates the perfect environment for injuries. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we provide a complete array of...
Cartilage is the fibrous, rubbery connective tissue that is found throughout the body. While this material is tough and highly flexible, it can easily become damaged. Articular cartilage can be injured with wear and tear and athletic injury, so restoring this cartilage is essential for...
Whether you’re an elite athlete or an active individual, a knee injury can throw a wrench in your life. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are among the most prevalent injuries we treat. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, our dedicated team is here to help...