Sprains, tears, and fractures are common sports injuries. Explore different treatment options to recover and return to the game faster.

After being diagnosed with an ACL tear, many people have questions about surgery and returning to sports. Here’s what to expect.

Weekend warriors stay fit and healthy with exercise but are prone to common sports injuries. Outpatient surgery can lead to a faster recovery.

With ACL repair, a graft is required to create a new tendon. The proper allograft, autograft, or synthetic graft depends on the patient's age and activity level.

Joint injuries in contact sports are common and can sideline athletes for months. Keyhole surgery can speed up recovery.

Soccer players are prone to meniscus tears. Knee arthroscopy can help repair the damage and reduce the return to play timeline by weeks.

Foot pain from plantar fasciitis could be due to the wrong footwear. Here are 3 easy ways to find the right shoes and reduce pain.

A mild SLAP tear can be healed with conservative treatments. Shoulder surgery is for severe tears or if non-surgical treatments fail to provide relief.

When the ACL is injured, repair can be an effective solution. Patients with a partial tear can use regenerative medicine for the ligament.

When rotator cuff surgery is recommended, many patients wonder about recovery. Knowing the timeline for post-op is important.