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Stem Cell Therapy vs. Joint Replacement for Knee Pain
December 31, 2018 in Knee, Pain Management /by Orthopedic InstituteSitting, standing, walking, driving—those with knee pain know how much harder it can make doing the things we need to do every day. Traditional joint replacement can make a real difference, as can regenerative procedures, such as stem cell therapy, that use your own adult stem cells to naturally repair damage. Knee pain is debilitating and […]
Let’s “Jam” About Jammed Fingers
December 31, 2018 in Hand and Wrist /by Orthopedic InstituteA jammed finger is one of the more painful annoyances people can encounter in their everyday life. Whether the injury is sports-related or just an at-home accident, it can leave you with surprisingly intense pain that can make it difficult for you to complete your daily routine. While they do not generally require medical intervention, […]
Is the Bone Broken or Fractured?
December 31, 2018 in Foot and Ankle, Hand and Wrist, Knee, Shoulder and Elbow /by Orthopedic InstituteMany people have the misconception that broken bones and fractures are different injuries. In reality, “fracture” is a clinical term and “break” is a lay term, but the two have the same meaning. Both words refer to a loss of integrity in the bone that can range from a simple hairline crack to a complex […]
3 Causes of Stiff, Painful Fingers
December 18, 2018 in Hand and Wrist /by Orthopedic InstituteWe use our hands every day, so putting up with intense finger pain can be impossibly frustrating and have a significant impact on our ability to do everyday tasks. If you are dealing with pain and swelling in your hands and fingers, the cause may not be immediately obvious Read on for 3 common causes […]
“Your Back Is Crooked:” Straight Talk About Curved Spines
December 17, 2018 in Neck and Spine /by Orthopedic InstituteThere are several different types of spinal curvature. They can occur together or separately, and can easily be confused for one another. We’ve provided a brief explanation of some of the most common types of curved spines so you can get a better idea of your specific situation. Read on for common signs that you might […]
Back Pain in Kids: What Parents Need to Know
December 14, 2018 in Neck and Spine /by Orthopedic InstituteThe back is a complex and critical component of the human body, so being worried about back pain is a completely rational response. Because most people generally associate back pain with old age, parents are often greatly concerned when their children complain of back pain. Kids are tough, but how are you supposed to know […]
5 Treatment Options for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
December 12, 2018 in Hand and Wrist /by Orthopedic InstituteIf you’re experiencing pain, numbness, or tingling in your wrist, you may have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). CTS is a common condition that, according to American Family Physician, affects 3 to 6 percent of the general adult population. Having CTS can be frustrating, but there are a number of different treatments available to help you […]
10 Facts About Microdisectomy for Leg Pain & Weakness
December 10, 2018 in Neck and Spine, Pain Management /by Orthopedic InstituteA microdisectomy is a relatively common procedure used to alleviate leg pain, weakness and, occasionally, pain in the lower back. For some patients, back surgery can be a frightening concept—so we’ve put together a list of facts that you should know about the use of microdisectomies to correct back pain and weakness. Read on for 10 facts […]
From Compressed Vertebrae to Complete Relief: Yvonne’s Kyphoplasty Story
November 28, 2018 in Neck and Spine /by Orthopedic InstituteYvonne Meyer had been dealing with tremendous pain in her back for three months when she came into the Orthopedic Institute. In July of 2018, the 79-year-old Cottonwood, Minnesota resident fell while visiting a family member and suffered a compressed vertebrae. The fall left her with unimaginable pain that kept her up at night. “The pain […]
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