What do you do if you suffer a broken arm that is a complete arm fracture, have an emergency surgery by a well known surgeon, and 5 months later your bone is not healing? That is the predicament that Paul found himself in. Back in September 2013, Paul had an emergency surgery to fix his…
Read More about Stem cell therapy speeds up healing for a hard to heal broken armLois O. sat on the bench in front of the Tower of London wondering how she let this happen. After retiring as a school teacher, she and her husband planned a trip a year; this year being England, Ireland and Scotland…and here she was… again on the bench due to the severe knee pain she was…
Read More about Stem Cells and PRP saved my knee!If you live in the state of New York, chances are you do a lot of walking. Whether it’s daily living in the city or hiking some of Westchester County’s beautiful trails, at some point it is not uncommon for the everyday New Yorker to experience knee pain or suffer a knee injury. Dr. Steven…
Read More about Dr. Struhl’s pointers knee injuries during a hikeAs we all know, star Yankee rookie pitcher Masahiro Tanaka has been diagnosed with a torn Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) in his elbow. Monday we will all hear if he will need surgery or not. The one bright side to the news was that the three doctors who looked at Tanaka’s MRI said that it…
Read More about NY Yankee Masahiro Tanaka….Is PRP the answer?There are varying types of injections that have evolved to potentially treat knee pain, including cortisone injections, PRP injections, and now stem cell injections. Stem cells can come from blood, bone marrow, fat, and placenta. Stem cells are the only cells in the body able to morph into other types of specialized cells. When the…
Read More about Stem Cell Injections: The Future of Knee Pain TreatmentYour Questions About Treating Shoulder Injuries and More! In this segment, NYC Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Steven Struhl answers some interesting questions posed by his Twitter and Facebook followers. The art and science of asking questions is the source of all knowledge. – Thomas Berger DOS AND DON’TS Question: In the unfortunate event that we sustain…
Read More about Q & A Time with Dr. Steven StruhlKNEE PAIN AND SKIING – NOT AN OPTION! In an article in The Oregonian, an Oregon Online Newspaper, author Devan Schwartz, a ski patroller who has dealt with his share of knee injuries says, “The pain is so acute, I often thought patients were faking it.” Linda H. lived most of her life in Vail,…
Read More about DR. STRUHL – THE ONLY SURGEON I TRUSTED WITH MY KNEE!With the recent influx of snow, there comes another essential chore: shoveling snow. While this may seem like just another uncomfortably cold and tedious job, keep in mind it is also a very physically taxing activity. Shoveling snow improperly can lead to serious injuries, including shoulder injuries, so please review these fundamental safety precautions: Before you…
Read More about Avoid Injuries While Shoveling SnowFeeling the pain of a sports injury? Last January, Redskins RG3 was put on the disabled list for his knee injury but was able to overcome the few months it required to recuperate and took the field for the first time this past Monday night when Redskins faced the Eagles. Even though the results were…
Read More about RG3 Makes a Comeback from Torn ACLKnee Injury Sets Back Athlete Common in such cutting sports as basketball and baseball, a torn ACL can set an athlete back for several months to a year while holding with it a lot of variables for recovery time. This past April, third baseman Scott Sizemore, of the Oakland Athletics, was put back on the…
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