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Ligaments: How To Treat The Three Different Grades Of Ligament Injuries
Let’s talk about ligament injuries. Ligaments attach bone to bone and provide stability to a joint. An injury to the…
Normal Knee vs OA Knee: What’s Different Inside?
A normal knee functions without problems. Normal cartilage provides smooth surface so bones can move easily across each other. The…
Wrist & Hand Pain: What Are The Symptoms, And How To Heal Quickly?
Wrist & Hand Pain can limit your ability to work and exercise. And let’s be honest, who hasn’t felt it…
Football Kicks Into High Gear: Why Concussion Protocols Are More Important Than Ever
Football steps into high gear: The Super Bowl is upon us. Millions of fans watch the last game on television,…
Arthritis In The Knee: Why It Doesn’t Have To Sideline You
Arthritis in the knees typically refers to osteoarthritis, a progressive wearing away of the cartilage that cushions the bones in…
New Year’s Resolutions: Why Do We Skip Out On Them So Quickly?
2022! – Another year is upon us. New Year’s Resolutions are a big favorite for all of us on New…
Holiday And Sports: Why Water Should Be Your Best Workout Friend
Holiday and Sports – often time they go hand in hand because we are at home with the family, and…
Ultrasound: The Painless Alternative To Diagnose Ailments
Musculoskeletal ultrasound is the painless alternative to diagnose ailments. Dr. Keith Feder, Dr. Carol Frey and the West Coast Center for…
ACL Reconstruction: General Surgical Post-OP Protocol
ACL Reconstruction – General Surgical Post-OP Protocol So, you just had ACL reconstruction surgery. It’s a pretty serious procedure. And…
Jill Sleight Receives Distinguished Service Award
Jill Sleight, our very own Executive Director and Co Founder of West Coast Sports Medicine Foundation (WCSMF) received a huge…
ACL Tears In Children On The Rise – What Is The Best Treatment?
Dr. Feder (right) ACL tears in young children are on the rise. While reconstructive surgery is usually used in adults,…