Anyone can get a pilon fracture of the ankle. Pilon fractures can have significant effects on a patient’s life and should therefore be seen as potentially disabling injuries. These injuries were first described more than 100
Patellar tendon tears can happen for many reasons and affect many different people. It can occur from chronic overuse or may arise from sudden traumatic incidents. It can be the result of accidents around the
Back pain is a common ailment for most people. Whether it’s pain from an aching arthritic joint or the occasional flare-up from “overdoing it,” back pain typically comes and goes. There is a type of
Many people have probably never heard of cubital tunnel syndrome, but if they had it, they would most certainly know. Cubital tunnel syndrome causes almost “electric” pain that feels a lot like the pain when
Shoulder pain can mean many things, including any of these common shoulder injuries: • Tendinitis of the shoulder• Shoulder sprain• Shoulder separation• Shoulder dislocation• Frozen shoulder• Broken bone(s)• Rotator cuff tear The shoulder is a
It’s almost officially winter here in Colorado, and, as we have more cold days, we hear from many Colorado residents whose knee pain (or other joint pain) consistently feels worse as temperatures drop. If this
Injuries are a common occurrence in the world of sports. It is estimated that one in five athletes will sustain an injury during their career. A sports injury can be a serious setback for any
A physiatrist, which is also known as a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) physician, focuses on the enhancement and restoration of function for people with injuries, including occupational or sports injuries or physical disabilities. Physiatrists
Snapping hip, also known as coxa saltans or dancer’s hip, is a condition in which you hear a snapping sound or feel a snapping sensation in your hip when you walk, run, get up from
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