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Shoulder replacement surgery is a procedure that is done to reduce pain and restore overall shoulder mobility. There are several types of shoulder replacement surgery,
Forget shop till you drop, this year it might be shop until your hands hurt. Mobile shopping is expected to have its biggest season ever,
Spine surgeons know that your spine is one of the most critical parts of your body, because it protects the spinal cord – that essential
There are numerous causes of ankle pain from arthritis to trauma, and ankle repair procedures vary widely according to the type of injury or illness.
Your hands are critical to everyday life, so when you have hand pain or limited function, it’s important to see a hand doctor to get
When people consider knee replacement surgery, it’s typically because they’ve exhausted other non-surgical treatments, but are still living with pain or mobility issues that are
For patients recovering from an injury of the rotator cuff PT exercise are key. PT – or physical therapy – supports the healing of rotator
As our Denver back specialists will tell you, the majority of adults will suffer from back pain at some point in their lives. Pain in
If you’re trying to choose a Denver orthopedic surgeon, there are several important things to consider so that you can find the right fit for
Even as stay-at-home restrictions begin to ease, we understand that Coloradans want to stay safe and healthy, and it will take time until visits in
A ruptured Achilles is the most common tendon rupture that can occur in your legs. The Achilles tendon connects your calf muscles to your heel
A ruptured Achilles is the most common tendon rupture that can occur in your legs. The Achilles tendon connects your calf muscles to your heel
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