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Smoking: Bad for the Bones, Too
September 17, 2012 9:42 am Comments Off on Smoking: Bad for the Bones, TooIt is well known that smoking is bad for the heart and lungs, but did you know it’s very harmful... View Article
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Through The Front Door
September 10, 2012 2:11 pm Comments Off on Through The Front DoorPublished In Senior Beacon As a specialist in hip surgery, I meet patients every day who have hip arthritis. When... View Article
Walk This Way, Master
July 26, 2012 3:15 pm Comments Off on Walk This Way, MasterThe title of this month`s column is a line spoken by Marty Feldman in the classic movie Young Frankenstein. I... View Article
Activity After Joint Replacements
July 3, 2012 1:41 pm Comments Off on Activity After Joint ReplacementsArthritis. It can be debilitating. When pain in your hips or knees keeps you from doing everyday activities, such as... View Article
Meet the Tendinopathies, a Very Dysfunctional Family
May 17, 2012 11:51 am Comments Off on Meet the Tendinopathies, a Very Dysfunctional Family“Doc, I have a tendinitis that keeps coming back.” This is a common complaint heard in the orthopedic office, but... View Article
NHOC is Proud Club Sponsor of New Hampshire Sports & Social Club
March 6, 2012 1:39 pm Comments Off on NHOC is Proud Club Sponsor of New Hampshire Sports & Social ClubNew Hampshire Orthopaedic Center is happy to announce our Club Sponsorship of the New Hampshire Sports & Social Club. The... View Article
The Vicious Cycle: Injury, Rest, Atrophy, Re-injury – or – How to Avoid Resetting the Clock
February 29, 2012 3:48 pm Comments Off on The Vicious Cycle: Injury, Rest, Atrophy, Re-injury – or – How to Avoid Resetting the ClockMuscle and ligament strains are common orthopedic complaints. The pain from these injuries can be disabling, and proper rehabilitation is... View Article
The Orthopaedic Evaluation: It’s All In The Mechanics
January 12, 2012 10:54 am Comments Off on The Orthopaedic Evaluation: It’s All In The Mechanics“Scratch an orthopedist and you’ll find a carpenter”. There is truth in this old saying, as both occupations use mechanical... View Article
Why it is Common for Female Athletes to Tear their Knee Ligaments
November 30, 2011 8:20 pm Comments Off on Why it is Common for Female Athletes to Tear their Knee LigamentsWhy it is Common for Female Athletes to Tear their Knee Ligaments,or “Move your Feet, Not your Hands” Female athletes... View Article
BURSITIS: More than Meets the Eye
November 29, 2011 8:30 pm Comments Off on BURSITIS: More than Meets the EyeA bursa is a thin sack positioned between two anatomic structures that rub together. Bursae are filled with a slippery... View Article