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In every joint in the body, the two bones are connected by a thick tissue called a ligament. Ligaments are very similar to tendons, which connect a muscle to a bone. Ligaments enable you to move, perform daily tasks, and participate in physical activities. They serve the purpose of stabilizing your joint, yet they are…
When you sustain an orthopedic injury, you may wonder what type of doctor to go to or what type of specialist you may eventually need to see. For instance, if you’re a South Florida resident and you’ve torn your ACL, sprained your ankle, or dislocated your shoulder, you may be in need of a ligament…
Playing golf requires the use of your hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders in complex and coordinated motions. No matter your skill level, a game of golf can still result in injuries. In fact, injuries to the hands, wrists, and elbows are common among golfers. Poor form, poor technique, and overuse are common causes of golf…
Hand surgery is performed to restore the normal function of the hand and fingers. It is the first treatment option for severe hand trauma patients, and it is the best solution after less-invasive methods have not worked to repair the issue. Chronic hand conditions that do not improve with conservative measures, such as physical therapy…
Our hands are strong yet vulnerable, as they are composed of many tiny muscles, bones, and joints. Because we use them all day every day, these small tissues and joints are naturally prone to injury and arthritis. The best type of physician to see when your hand is hurt is an orthopedic surgeon, particularly one…
