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Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Arthritis and ... The professionals at the Office of Orthopaedic Medicine and Surgery are experts in pain control and the maintenance of joint motion. 2.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Boxer's Fracture A Boxer’s fracture occurs when the bone at the knuckle of the little finger breaks. Visit our Interactive Patient Education Guide. 3.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Spinal (Lumbar ... Lumbar Spinal Fusion has a longer recovery time. Physical therapy for both surgery types usually begins at about six weeks following surgery. ... 4.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Spinal (Lumbar ... Lumbar Spinal Fusion has a longer recovery time. Physical therapy for both surgery types usually begins at about six weeks following surgery. ... 5.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Triangular ... TFCC injury causes wrist pain, particularly when moving your hand to the little finger ... Open surgery for TFCC repair is becoming less common with the ... 6.
Scaphoid Fracture - DC Orthodocs - Patient Education Library A scaphoid fracture most commonly results from a fall on an outstretched hand. ... Rehabilitation - Balance Retraining and Vestibular Rehabilitation ... 7.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Physical Therapy ... Our center has a team of qualified physical therapy professionals including ... Shoulder Rehabilitation; Transfer Training; Hand Therapy; Gait Training ... 8.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Mark J. Scheer, MD Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon with expertise in sports medicine knee and shoulder reconstructive surgery. 9.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Ganglion Cysts ... Wrist and Hand Lumps and Bumps Ganglion Cysts are a common condition. They are not harmful or cancerous, although they may cause some people discomfort. ... 10.
Orthopaedic Medicine & Surgery - Washington, DC - Hip Fracture- ORIF Medical complications from hip fractures can be life threatening. Because of the possible serious consequences, you should see your doctor or go to the ... |
