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  • Preventing ACL Injuries in Female Athletes

    Preventing ACL Injuries in Female Athletes

    Did you know that anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are more common in adolescent age females and women? This is due to both the difference in knee structure and athletic technique between men and women.

  • Returning to Play Safely in the Desert Heat

    Returning to Play Safely in the Desert Heat

    The Arizona desert is no joke, especially during the summertime. Phoenix has shown record high temperatures of 112°F during the summer, right at the beginning of football season.

  • How 3D Imaging Helps in Shoulder Surgery

    How 3D Imaging Helps in Shoulder Surgery

    Each of us is born a unique individual. Today, 3D imaging is making shoulder surgery unique to every person.

  • Better Patient Outcomes with Reverse Shoulder Surgery

    Better Patient Outcomes with Reverse Shoulder Surgery

    Over the past decade, the number of reverse shoulder replacements have nearly tripled in the United States. Reverse shoulder replacements can provide relief from pain and a better quality of life for patients suffering from shoulder pain.

  • Can Biologics Help Heal Rotator Cuff Tears?

    Can Biologics Help Heal Rotator Cuff Tears?

    An estimated two to four million people in the United States every year have some form of rotator cuff condition.1 According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 600,000 of them will have surgery for some form of repair.

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