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4 Tips on How to Keep Your Knees Healthy

The pain in your knee can be caused by many things. It can be due to a minor injury that you ignored and turned into a chronic issue. It can be due to being overweight, which can bring a lot of pressure and stress to your joints. It can be due to getting older and

Report on Mako Robotic Technology

Stryker reported growth in Mako Robotic Technology in 2018, including the installation of 36 robots in the 4th quarter of 2018. To learn more, access the article from Becker’s Orthopedic Review here. There are over 600 Mako robots installed worldwide. Orthopedic surgeons David Eggert, Padraic Obma, and Kenneth Schaufelberger utilize this robotic surgical technique at OSI,

The Benefits of Knee Replacement Surgery

About 30% of the population in the country suffers from knee pain, and a majority of these people do not tell their doctor about it. But why not? If you are suffering from this kind of pain and you have pinpointed the causes, you might be up for a knee replacement surgery. However, it is

4 Tips on Taking Care of Your Joints

As we grow older, our body goes through a course of wear and tear. One of the most common signs of this wear and tear is joint pain. As the cartilage that cushions our joints wears away, the friction in between joints is increased, which causes joint pain. Unfortunately, the cartilage that has worn away

Get to Know the Mako Total Knee Replacement Surgery Robot

The improvement in the medical industry, specifically in the world of knee surgery, continues. Over the years, developments have come and gone. A new improvement that looks like it is here to stay is Mako robotic arm assisted technology. This technology is transforming the world of robotic joint replacements. However, contrary to what most people

A Woman On the Go: Advanced PT’s Jean Darling

There are two ways to look at a dynamo: 1. With awe. 2. With annoyance. I know when I come in contact with a person radiating boundless energy, I generally begin with the first. But it doesn’t last. Then I just feel like a slug. I mean, come on, Jean, you’re actually up at four