How to Avoid Shoulder Pain While Playing Golf
Golf is a great sport – but, as with any athletic endeavor, injuries are always possible. People who play golf regularly are at risk of repetitive stress injuries, which can take place when any part […]
read moreTraining for the Marathon? Do You Have a Running Injury?
Runners of all experience levels must be aware of running injuries that can occur. A simple injury can worsen quickly if you don’t respond to it. Some of the most common running injuries include Runners […]
read moreCan I Keep Playing Tennis With My Shoulder Pain?
What is Shoulder Pain? Shoulder pain refers to any pain experienced in the shoulder, the complex of structures that includes and supports the clavicle (that is, the collarbone), the scapula (also called the shoulder blade) and […]
read moreDrs. Lee, Matusz & Nicholas Named on New York Magazine’s “Best Doctors” List for 2018
New York Orthopedics is pleased to announce that three of our physicians have been named on the 2018 list of “Best Doctors in New York,” published by New York Magazine this month. This annual list […]
read moreThe Difference Between Aerobic and Anaerobic Training for Sports
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a professional athlete, a diverse training plan that involves different types of exercise, different intensity levels and one that works different muscle groups is important. There are two primary […]
read moreWhat is Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery?
For many years, spine surgery was performed as open surgery. However, new technological advances have made it possible for more back and neck conditions to be treated with minimally invasive surgical techniques, which benefit patients […]
read moreTips to Avoid Common Ski Injuries This Winter
With the winter season fully upon us, bringing with it cold temperatures and fresh snow, more and more New Yorkers are flocking to the slopes to enjoy the ideal skiing conditions. Unfortunately, despite the great […]
read moreShould I Undergo A Total Joint Replacement for Arthritis?
Osteoarthritis can be debilitating. When joints are severely affected by arthritis, one potential treatment option to explore is replacing the damaged joint with a new, artificial one. This may not only reduce or even […]
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