ACL Repair vs. ACL Reconstruction: What’s the Difference?
ACL repair and ACL reconstruction are two different knee surgeries used to treat a torn anterior cruciate ligament. With repair,
ACL repair and ACL reconstruction are two different knee surgeries used to treat a torn anterior cruciate ligament. With repair,
Neck problems can cause arm pain when a nerve root in the cervical spine becomes irritated or compressed. This condition,
An Achilles tendon strain usually causes soreness, stiffness, and swelling while leaving some strength and movement intact. A rupture is
Young baseball players may expect arm fatigue after a game, but recurring pain during or after throwing deserves closer attention.
A finger that clicks, catches, or gets stuck as you bend or straighten it may show signs of trigger finger.
A herniated disc and spinal stenosis can both put pressure on spinal nerves, but they develop for different reasons. A
Pain in the arms, legs, or back can make it difficult to stay active, but not all pain comes from
Knee pain can make everyday movement frustrating, especially when it comes from a meniscus injury. The meniscus is a piece of cartilage
Broken bones are common injuries, but they do not always look or feel dramatic at first. Some fractures cause immediate, severe pain,
We’re proud to share a recent collaboration between our surgeons and the care team at Sedgwick County Zoo. Several of
A new year often encourages people to refocus on their health, especially when joint pain starts making daily life more
We’re excited to announce that AOA Now Orthopaedic Immediate Care is opening a second location on January 5, 2026 to
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