Dr. John Williams has an outstanding personal assistant by his side when performing knee replacement. The assistant is, in a sense, a second set of eyes. But this is no human. It’s a robot named ROSA. ROSA

Dr. Alfred Cook, Jr. performs outpatient shoulder surgery, allowing patients to recover in their home. Have you ever had surgery in a hospital? If so, you know how difficult it is to get a good night’s

Those who suffer from immobilizing and debilitating hip pain can be comforted by the fact that medical and technological advancements have created multiple treatment options for hip disorders and injuries. The most popular procedure recommended

The risk of an injury is inevitable for an athlete. Frequent overuse and general wear-and-tear of the joints often result in torn muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Fortunately for athletes suffering from common sports injuries, a

Advanced digital imaging scans allow doctors, physicians, and surgeons a look inside your body to catch disease growth, determine the extent of your injuries, and recommend the right method of treatment. However, many patients are

Soft-tissue injuries can result in pain, inflammation, bruising, and damage to tendons, ligaments, and muscles. Although those who lead active lifestyles are more prone to soft-tissue injuries from joint overuse, non-athletes can also suffer such

If your profession or active lifestyle requires constant shoulder motion, rotation, or strain such as raising heavy objects above your head or playing sports like golf or swimming, shoulder pain can be unavoidable. Luckily, there

If you’ve suffered a severe sings of a rotator cuff injury that involves a tear of the tendon or muscle, you may require surgical intervention to regain full mobility and use of your shoulder. Fortunately,

When functioning properly, your rotator cuff allows your arm to smoothly lift and rotate freely. While it's always best to prevent rotator cuff injuries, sudden inability to fully raise the arm or a loss of

Professions that require overhead lifting or sports that involve repetitive swinging and rotational movements of the arm can lead to serious rotator cuff injuries over time. However, there are ways you can minimize the development