Tight Hip Flexors: How to Treat Them at Home
Tight hip flexors are a topic of conversation in many athletic circles, but they’re more than just a buzzword to toss around at the gym. Tight hips can cause real …
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Fractured Hips Due to Slips and Falls
What is most often the cause of a hip fracture? No one likes to fall. Interestingly enough, the first thought that most people have after slipping and falling anywhere other …
Diagnosing Arthritis of the Hip
How can I tell if I am developing arthritis in my hip? Arthritis has become such a common ailment that many people are unaware of just how serious the prevalence …
Anterior Total Hip Replacements
What are the advantages of anterior total hip replacement surgery? It is not surprising that total joint replacement surgeries, or joint arthroplasty, has become so common. Not only are they …
Total Hip Replacement
How do I know if I am a good candidate for total hip replacement surgery? Our ability to do everything from getting out of bed in the morning to participating …
How to Treat Hip Fractures
Dr. Jonathan Mallen explains how patients can recover from hip fractures. Dr. Mallen also provides tips to prevent hip fractures from occurring at home.
Arthritis and Hip Replacement Surgeries
Dr. Jonathan Mallen explains how hip replacement surgeries can help treat osteoarthritis. Learn more about hip replacement surgeries and post-operative care.
Are You Suffering From Tendonitis?
Post by Dr. Lee M Kupersmith At SIO, a lot of patients come in suffering from symptoms of tendonitis. We hope to help you better understand tendonitis so that you’ll …
What To Expect While Recovering From A Hip Fracture
Any time someone fractures a bone, it’s a significant injury that needs treatment. While many fractures heal without surgery, a hip fracture isn’t like other injuries. Hip fractures are most …
SIO Surgeon Patient Featured In Newsday
recently did a feature story on a 70 year old Jones Beach lifeguard, who was able to return to the beach after having surgery from a broken right hip, right …