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With minimally invasive surgical methods and a full range of rehabilitation therapies, our joint replacement team offers relief from chronic joint problems. From joint replacement to sports medicine to arthritis, find ways to keep your bones and joints healthy. From the #orthopedic specialists at Franciscan Health in Indiana and Illinois.
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Taking Care Of Tennis Elbow
You may not be a tennis player, but there's a chance you've heard of "tennis elbow." This condition is also known as lateral epicondylitis and it's a pain that occurs in the tendons of the elbow, sometimes spreading to the forearm and wrist. Learn about tennis elbow, how it's treated and ways to prevent pain in the elbow.
How To Avoid The Dreaded Tommy John Surgery
No one wants to hear that they need Tommy John surgery. Some, but not all, athletes need to have it after an ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injury. Learn more from sports medicine/family medicine physician Joseph Richardville, MD, on the Franciscan Health blog.
Younger Adults Getting Hip Replacements On The Rise
Hip replacements aren't just for older adults nowadays. An increasing number of adults under 50 are also having this procedure. From obesity to sports-related injuries, learn why younger adults are getting hip replacements and how to protect your hips.
Is Same-Day Joint Replacement For Me?
Mark had been down a hip surgery journey before and it helped him maintain his veterinary practice. Years later, when his hip started to act up again, he didn't hesitate to get a same-day joint replacement procedure. See how his surgery and therapy regimen got Mark back to full speed and if it's right for you.
Anti-Gravity Treadmill Eliminates Pounding And Pain In Young Athlete
Anti-gravity technology encloses the treadmill and a person’s lower body in an airtight chamber, giving it a “bounce house” look. Users wear a pair of neoprene shorts with an attached skirt that zips into the casing. The machine inflates an airtight bubble around the lower body and measures the user’s weight. It then unloads weight in 1 percent increments, as low as 20 percent of someone’s weight. That means a 100-pound person could feel as light as 20 pounds on the treadmill.
Taking Care Of Tennis Elbow
You may not be a tennis player, but there's a chance you've heard of "tennis elbow." This condition is also known as lateral epicondylitis and it's a pain that occurs in the tendons of the elbow, sometimes spreading to the forearm and wrist. Learn about tennis elbow, how it's treated and ways to prevent pain in the elbow.
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Younger Adults Getting Hip Replacements On The Rise
Hip replacements aren't just for older adults nowadays. An increasing number of adults under 50 are also having this procedure. From obesity to sports-related injuries, learn why younger adults are getting hip replacements and how to protect your hips.
How To Avoid The Dreaded Tommy John Surgery
No one wants to hear that they need Tommy John surgery. Some, but not all, athletes need to have it after an ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injury. Learn more from sports medicine/family medicine physician Joseph Richardville, MD, on the Franciscan Health blog.