Treatments & Recovery
What to Expect After Hip Replacement
One primary reason patients undergo a hip replacement is to return to the lifestyle they enjoyed prior to needing surgery.
Regenerative Medicine Treatment Options
Regenerative Medicine is a promising, yet still evolving field...
Read MoreControlling Your Pain After Surgery
Ways you and your healthcare team can control your pain
Read MorePreparing for your orthopedic surgery
In an effort to better assist you with your upcoming surgery, we have created this brief overview and outline of what you can expect
Read MoreMinimally Invasive Surgery for Bunions: What to Know
For many people who cannot find relief from nonsurgical treatment methods, bunion surgery becomes necessary. Surgical candidates include patients who can’t walk more than a few blocks without foot pain, cannot bend or straighten their toe, or whose big toe is constantly red and painful.
Read MoreSmall Steps for Big Change: A Revolutionary’s Recovery
When a Chinese revolutionary visited OrthoCarolina for surgery his wife and daughter were on hand to witness the first unaided steps he had taken since age 18.
Read MoreHow fast is recovery after a joint replacement?
Recovery time has been drastically reduced over the years with patients walking immediately and discharged the same day or next.
Read MoreMindfulness to Improve Recovery
In today’s busy world we are constantly moving fast and multi-tasking.
Read MoreYour Top Questions about Fluoroscopically-Guided Injections, Answered
Fluoroscopically-guided steroid injections can be an extremely effective method of treating back pain or joint pain without surgery. Here are some of your most pressing questions about these injections, answered.
Read MorePanthers team physician Pat Connor has performed crucial surgeries. But one repair in his career stands out.
The Athletic recently interviewed OrthoCarolina surgeon and Carolina Panthers Head Team Physician Dr. Patrick Connor.
Read MoreWhat to Know About Fluoroscopically-Guided Injections, and Where to Get Them in Charlotte
Fluoroscopically-guided injections are a non-operative, conservative method of treatment for ongoing and chronic back pain or joint pain.
Read MoreEpidural Steroid Injections: Everything You Need to Know
Dr. Ciaccia of OrthoCarolina Gastonia performs an epidural steroid injection and explains how it works.
Read MoreTargeted Muscle Reinnervation: The Starfish Procedure
Upper Extremity Surgical Amputation Procedure.
Presented by Dr. Bryan Loeffler and Dr. Glenn Gaston of the OrthoCarolina Reconstructive Center for Lost Limbs
Read MoreYes You Could Watch Your Own Surgery + Other Questions from Our Trigger Finger & Carpal Tunnel Live Surgery Answered
When we live streamed from the operating room, our viewers had lots of questions about the surgeries being performed. Our orthopedists have responded with all the answers.
Read MoreHow Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization Can Restart the Healing Process and Relieve Chronic Pain
Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, often referred to at the Graston technique or muscle scraping, can be effective in treating repetition injuries.
Read MoreWorld Champion Power Lifter Calls Total Hip Replacement a "Miracle" Hitting the Gym Just Weeks After Surgery
Learn how a power-lifter has built his fitness back up after a total hip replacement.
Read MoreWhy does removing a cast tickle? + 3 more cast fun facts
After a break, fracture, sprain or dislocation, a cast allows bones to stay in place as they heal. Being injured is never fun, but there are a few fun facts about casts beyond the fact that all your friends can sign them.
Minimally Invasive Treatment Yields Quick Recovery for Dupuytren's Disease
For patients with a contracture of the hand due to Dupuytren's disease, Needle Aponeurotomy offers a minimally invasive treatment and rapid return to normal activities.
Read MoreDid You Know? 8 Physical Therapy Facts
You might know that physical therapy, also called “PT”, can help you recover from injury. But did you know that it can also help you manage specific conditions, restore function, encourage movement, and reduce or eliminate the need for medications and surgeries?
Read MoreTreating basilar joint (thumb) arthritis
Nonoperative and surgical treatments are available for basilar joint arthritis, the joint at the base of the thumb that allows the thumb to swivel and pivot.
Read MoreCurrent Concepts in Upper-Extremity Amputation
Targeted muscle reinnervation is an evolving technique that improves control of myoelectric prostheses and can prevent or treat symptomatic neuromas.
Read MoreRobotic Knee Replacement Surgery | OrthoCarolina
Hip or knee surgery, also known as arthroplasty, is a procedure that can help patients who manage severe joint pain and osteoarthritis. In many cases the surgery is life-changing, enabling patients to walk again, restore mobility and return to the activities and active lifestyle they used to enjoy.
Read MoreHow should you treat a nosebleed?
When a nosebleed happens, there is no cause for alarm but steps should be taken to minimize blood loss. Should you lean forward? Tilt your head back? Physician Assistant Andy Hylton shares four steps to treat nosebleeds.
Read MoreStep Inside the Operating Room with OrthoCarolina
Dr. Robert Morgan and Scot Rheinecker, PA, perform a partial rotator cuff surgery. This video takes viewers through the entire process and addresses some FAQs about the type of surgery.
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