Hip replacement surgery is a common procedure that involves removing your damaged hip joint and replacing it with an artificial one.
Following surgery, you may have to change the way you do some activities to protect your new hip. Our …
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Filed Under: Hip Tagged With: Dr. Robert Blais, hip replacement surgery, total hip arthroplasty, total hip replacement
Hip replacement surgery is a common procedure that involves removing your damaged hip joint and replacing it with an artificial one.
Following surgery, you may have to change the way you do some activities to protect your new hip. Our …
Filed Under: General Tagged With: exercise, JP Rodriguez, working out
If you exercise daily or if you are just starting out, there are a few reasons why you could feel shaky or weak after a workout according to J.P. Rodriguez, MD, board-certified orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist.
The …
Filed Under: Arthritis
Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: ankylosing spondylitis, Dr. Joseph Martinez, microbiome, Rheumatology
Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a rare type of inflammatory arthritis that primarily affects the spine, lower back, and sacroiliac joints. The condition can cause new bone growth, pain, and swelling.
Recent research has identified a connection between ankylosing spondylitis and …
Filed Under: General
Filed Under: Arthritis Tagged With: arthritis treatment, Dr. Joseph Martinez, Dr. Robert Koval, JAK inhibitors, Rheumatoid Arthritis
Filed Under: Spine Tagged With: back doctor, back pain, Dr. Ai Mukai, foam roller, muscle recovery, neck pain, physical medicine and rehabilitation, spine
Filed Under: General Tagged With: ankle fracture, broken ankle, broken arm, broken bone, broken collarbone, broken finger, broken leg, broken toe, broken wrist, buckle fracture, children's broken bone, elbow fracture, fracture, greenstick fracture, kids broken bone, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic trauma surgeon, wrist fracture
A broken bone, or fracture, is a kid’s rite of passage. They’re active, they play hard and fall hard too. Thankfully, children’s bones heal faster than adults, so they can get back to running, jumping, and sports relatively quickly …
Filed Under: Arthritis Tagged With: autoimmune disorders, inflammation, infusion center, Rheumatoid Arthritis, rheumatologist
Texas Orthopedics Rheumatologist Dr. Robert Koval recently weighed in on the link between chronic inflammation and rheumatoid arthritis on WebMD.
Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease that causes your immune system to attack the soft tissue that lines the …
Filed Under: Knee Tagged With: Arthritis, bursitis, IT band, knee pain, orthopedic surgeon, runners knee, tendonitis
Whether you’re a long-time runner or just starting out, having sore muscles after a run is normal. But if you are experiencing knee pain after running, something more serious could be wrong. Board certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Zach Logan explains …
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Texas Orthopedics provides comprehensive orthopedic care by offering on-site X-ray, MRIs, bone density scans, physical and occupational therapy, general orthopedic services, sports medicine, spine care, joint replacement, fracture and trauma care, infusion therapy, and a Joint Commission-accredited outpatient surgery center. In addition to orthopedic surgeons, we have physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists at our locations in Kyle, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Lakeway, Northwest Austin, Central Austin, and South Austin, TX.