Robert More, MD Elected Chairman of the Department of Surgery

Gait problems aren’t unusual in the early years of a child’s life, while they’re still getting the hang of being mobile. But persistent gait problems may need medical correction. Here, learn about four gait issues that our team should evaluate.

Rotator cuff surgery plays a major role in restoring movement after a shoulder injury. But how long will it be before you can get back to the activities you love? Here’s the answer you’re looking for.

Arthritis is a common source of significant joint pain and stiffness; as we age, those symptoms tend to worsen. The good news: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy may help restore joints, slowing damage and improving painful symptoms.

Hip replacement surgery isn’t just for seniors anymore. Thanks to medical and surgical advancements, younger adults are reclaiming their mobility and quality of life sooner than ever.

Though it might seem like a growth on the side of the lowest big toe joint, a bunion results from a joint distortion. It’s a foot problem that may or may not be symptomatic, but it’s also a disorder that tends to get worse with time.

Wondering whether you need an MRI or an X-ray? Learn the differences between these imaging tests and how experts decide which is right for you.