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18 Apr Elbow Injury Prevention for Springtime Athletes: Tips for Golfers, Tennis Players, and More

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As the weather warms and outdoor activities become more enticing, it's crucial to safeguard against common injuries that can hinder performance and sideline athletes. In this guide, our experts at New York Sports Medicine Institute will delve into actionable tips and strategies to help you...

10 Apr Spring into Action: Preventing Knee Injuries During Outdoor Activities

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At the heart of every outdoor adventure lies the potential for exhilarating experiences and unforgettable memories. Whether you're an avid hiker, a passionate runner, or a dedicated cyclist, the great outdoors offers endless opportunities for exploration and discovery. However, amidst the excitement of outdoor activities,...

22 Mar Managing Shoulder Arthritis: Relief for Pain and Improved Functionality

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Shoulder arthritis is a debilitating condition that affects many individuals, impacting their daily lives and overall functionality. It occurs when the cartilage in the shoulder joint wears away, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced range of motion. As we age, the likelihood of developing shoulder...

13 Mar Spring Sports Safety: The Importance of Early Intervention

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As the blossoms of spring usher in a new season of vitality, sports enthusiasts eagerly embrace outdoor activities, reveling in the warmth and energy that defines this time of the year. However, with the joy of engaging in spring sports comes the responsibility of ensuring...

23 Feb 3 Most Common Knee Ligament Injuries

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When it comes to knee injuries, understanding the nuances of the most common knee ligament injuries is crucial. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, our orthopedic specialists recognize the significance of accurate information for those seeking insights into their conditions. In this comprehensive guide, we...

15 Feb Avoiding Injuries During Winter Sports

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Winter sports enthusiasts, rejoice! As the snow-covered slopes beckon and frozen lakes provide the perfect setting for ice-skating, it's essential to ensure that injuries don't mar the thrill of these activities. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, our experienced orthopedists understand the unique challenges posed...

15 Jan Common Causes of Knee Pain During the Winter

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Winter brings a picturesque landscape of snow-covered streets and cozy evenings by the fireplace. However, for some individuals, the colder months also mean a surge in knee pain. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, our orthopedic surgeon will delve into the common causes of knee...

12 Jan The Role Of Surgery In Orthopedic Treatment

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In the realm of orthopedic treatment, the role of surgery stands as a pivotal and transformative solution for a myriad of musculoskeletal issues. Our experts at New York Sports Medicine Institute will delve into the intricacies of orthopedic surgery, exploring its significance, types, and the...

22 Dec Understanding the different types of fractures and how to treat them

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Fractures, or broken bones, are common injuries that can occur due to various factors such as accidents, falls, or sports-related incidents. As orthopedic professionals, we recognize the importance of understanding the different types of fractures and the optimal approaches for their treatment. Our experts at...

13 Dec Understanding Frozen Shoulder: Causes and Treatment Options

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Frozen shoulder, a condition scientifically known as adhesive capsulitis, is a debilitating ailment that affects the shoulder joint, causing stiffness, pain, and restricted mobility. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, our expert orthopedic surgeon will delve into the intricacies of frozen shoulder, exploring its causes...