The introduction of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has changed how we look at athletic injuries and how we can change this while promoting natural healing.
Are you struggling to lose weight, but not sure where to start? Do you want to make a change to your current way of eating that is sustainable long term, that doesn’t require special food, and doesn’t cost anything? Try eating until you are 80% full.
Most likely, if you are even thinking about how you could do the holidays differently this year, you will! Here are my top four steps to staying on track over the holidays.
Whether competing on a high school, collegiate or professional level, the vast majority of athletes will suffer an orthopedic injury at some point in their career. Recovery times can vary based on the severity of the injury sustained, but there are some universal truths that can be applied to aid in recovery, both mentally and physically, and get you back to the sports and activities that you love.
Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is proud to highlight Black History Month and acknowledge the many diverse contributions made to our society by African Americans.
The incidence of ankle arthritis has increased over the last several decades. In this article, foot and ankle specialist, Dr. Bryan W. Lapinski, outlines the common causes of ankle arthritis and the operative and non-operative treatments that are available.
Did you know that all children begin life with flat feet? As we mature, the arch of the foot develops; however, approximately 20-30% of people never develop the arch and continue to have flat feet throughout their lives. In this article, foot and ankle specialist, Dr. Bryan W. Lapinski outlines the treatment options for adult acquired flatfoot deformity (AAFD).
With many of us working from home and spending increased time on our keyboards, there are a number of common hand issues that can arise. This article from hand, wrist & elbow specialist, Dr. Jane Siegel, outlines some simple stretches and preventative measures you can take to protect your hands.
The holidays are always a fun time to catch up with family and friends; however, in patients with arthritis, this can also be burdensome. Check out Dr. William E. Carpenter's guide to surviving the holidays with arthritis.
Dr. Christopher Ashley was recently featured in the AdMIRable Review, a journal of the Medical Impairment Rating Registry, a program he has been a member of since it began in 2005.
