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When to Seek Help for Pain in Your Hand, Wrist or Elbow

Nowadays, you can develop pain in your hand, wrist, or elbow from seemingly any number of causes. For example, if you’re typing frequently on a computer keyboard, you may have an aching feeling in your palms and fingers at the end of a long week.

On the other hand, if you’re a high-intensity athlete,

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Tips for Returning to Sports After Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair

No one likes the thought of surgery, but your rotator cuff injury had you sidelined and conservative treatments just weren’t the answer. You wanted to continue playing the sports you love, so arthroscopic rotator cuff repair surgery was the best choice. With surgery behind you, it’s time to start working your way back into your sport.

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How to Prepare for Recovery After Knee Replacement Surgery

If you’ve decided to take the leap and replace your aging or damaged knee joint, our goal is to get you back up on your feet and moving as quickly as possible. After all, the whole goal of the surgery is to regain pain-free mobility — and 90% of those who undergo knee replacement enjoy dramatic improvement in pain reduction and function.

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Life Without Pain: The Impact of Hip Replacement Surgery

Dealing with chronic pain isn’t easy no matter where it originates. Pain that originates in your hip, however, can be debilitating given how important your hip joints are for mobility.

Regardless of the cause behind your hip deterioration, there comes a point where chronic pain makes hip replacement surgery a viable alternative. While you may hesitate to take the step,

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How Stem Cells Can Speed Recovery After Orthopedic Surgery

Recovery is typically the longest and most arduous part of any surgery. One of the priorities of many surgeons is, after correcting the primary issue, minimizing aspects of damage to surrounding tissue.

This is often the reason for long recovery times, particularly in orthopaedic procedures, such as joint replacement surgeries. Procedures are constantly refined to reduce the size of incisions,

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Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays to you and yours from all of us at Texas Orthopaedic Associates!

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Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell Run December 2nd

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To Our Patients

If you receive a letter from your insurance company stating that one or more of your Texas Orthopaedic Associates Physicians will no longer participate in your healthcare network effective June 2018 please rest assured this is not the case. We will still be in network with your insurance company. Please don’t hesitate to call us if you have any questions.

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Welcome Dr. Robert J. Dimeff to Our Practice

We have added a new specialist in non-operative and regenerative medicine to our practice. Dr Dimeff starts January 2018.

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Welcome Dr. Christopher Sakowski to Our Practice

We have added a new orthopedic surgeon to our practice. Dr. Sakowski starts on September 1, 2017

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Synthetic Cartilage Offers Relief From Osteoarthritis

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Sports Injury Clinic by FC Dallas Team Doctors

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When to Seek Help for Pain in Your Hand, Wrist or Elbow

Tips for Returning to Sports After Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair

How to Prepare for Recovery After Knee Replacement Surgery

Life Without Pain: The Impact of Hip Replacement Surgery

How Stem Cells Can Speed Recovery After Orthopedic Surgery

Happy Holidays!

Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell Run December 2nd

To Our Patients

Welcome Dr. Robert J. Dimeff to Our Practice

Welcome Dr. Christopher Sakowski to Our Practice

Synthetic Cartilage Offers Relief From Osteoarthritis

Sports Injury Clinic by FC Dallas Team Doctors

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Hip & Knee Replacement in Dallas and Fort Worth: What to Expect, Benefits, and When to Consider Surgery

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