Thanksgiving is all about good food and great company, but it can also be tough on your hands. Between lifting heavy roasting pans, mashing potatoes, and scrubbing dishes, your hands are on the front lines of the holiday hustle....read more
The purpose of this case study is to examine the condition of tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) and compare traditional surgical treatment with a regenerative orthobiologic approach that offers an effective, minimally invasive alternative. My name is Mark Barba, M.D....read more
In the Midwest, winter brings snow, ice, and the dreaded risk of slipping. While an icy tumble might seem a temporary inconvenience, falls on ice can cause more damage than you think. Whether it’s a broken bone, a painful...read more
Pumpkin carving is a fun fall tradition, but it can also turn frightening if you’re not careful. Every Halloween season, emergency rooms see an increase in hand injuries caused by carving accidents. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety...read more
Fireworks are a “blast,” but they can be hazardous too. Every year, fireworks cause thousands of injuries and emergency room visits. Did you know that hands and fingers are the most likely body parts to get injured? Let’s ensure...read more
Winter sports and activities offer an exhilarating opportunity to bask in the great outdoors while staying active. The numerous advantages of engaging in these pastimes undoubtedly outweigh the potential risk of injury. Nonetheless, it’s crucial to acknowledge that each...read more
