August 3, 2023 The Struggle Is Real One of the most frustrating aspects of patient care is getting consistent results. Unfortunately...

2020 was eventful. From wildfires to COVID-19, killer hornets to political turmoil. Besides the birth of my perfect (in my own biased...

This week's Article of the Week comes from the June 2020 issue of JSES. The Article Mehl J, Hedgecock J, Otto A, et al. Glenoid version...

Assessing the impact of preoperative strengthening on postoperative outcomes for FAI and hip labral pathology.

Article of the Week!

My top 10 favorite therapy tools that I use nearly every day. What better time to snatch these gadgets up than Black Friday?

An EMG-guided discussion on exercise selection for gluteus maximus, gluteus medius and hamstrings.

Recovery following an ankle syndesmosis repair- what can we do and how soon?

My patients have a tendency to come in pairs-- I've said this for a long time. Recently there have been "pairs" of patients referred to...

Surgical techniques to repair torn menisci have come a long way in the past 20 years. The meniscus was once thought to be no more than a...

One of the absolute BEST parts of my job isn't the direct patient care. Now, don't get me wrong... I love my job, I love my patients,...