In honor of #SurgicalTechnologistsWeek we celebrated our hardworking techs! Thank you for your contribution to OR efficiency and success. We appreciate you and cannot thank you enough for all you do!
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#EpiduralSteroidInjections are a common treatment option for inflammation associated with low back related leg pain, or neck related arm pain. The #Cortisone injected into the epidural space has anti-inflammatory properties that can decrease pain and improve functionality quickly and efficiently. These injections can provide extensive relief and break the cycle of pain and inflammation.
Other treatment options can be discussed with your #PainManagementSpecialist: http://ow.ly/cwfe50Bh2ih
#TotalShoulderReplacement fixes the damaged or diseased shoulder joint by resurfacing the #Arthritic bones of the ball and socket of the shoulder. This procedure is very effective at diminishing your pain and restoring function as you perform the activities of daily living. Dr. Obermeyer specializes in total shoulder replacement surgery and operates out of the Schaumburg Surgery Center.
To learn more about Dr. Obermeyer, visit the following link: http://ow.ly/52Nj50BfZuI
Developing a strong core can help dramatically reduce back pain symptoms and provide the rest of your body with increased stability. Your core is more than just your “abs;” it includes your diaphragm, pelvic floor muscles, hip flexors, glutes and muscles along the spine. Simple movements like bird dogs, upward dogs and side planks can increase core strength. The Cleveland Clinic details the proper techniques of these movements here: http://ow.ly/qTWu50BfZnG
If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact the Barrington Orthopedic Specialists on-site #Rehabilitation services.
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Brooke Belcher, MD is a board-certified, fellowship trained #PhysicalMedicine and #Rehabilitation Physician specializing in Back, Neck and Spine conditions. Dr. Belcher prides herself on working collaboratively with her patients to restore physical function and improve overall health. She practices at the Bartlett and Schaumburg office locations. Learn more about her here: http://ow.ly/anHT50BfNgJ
Barrington Orthopedic Specialists has 3 podiatric foot and ankle surgeons with years of experience treating fractures, structural deformities, nerve repair, #Bunions and several other conditions affecting the foot and ankle.
For more information on #PodiatricSurgery at the Schaumburg Surgery Center, click here: http://ow.ly/zEta50Bh2f8
#TotalJointReplacement is one of the most successful procedures in all of medicine.This treatment method is designed for arthritis sufferers who have had their everyday activities limited, feel pain even while resting and experience stiffness in their joints. After surgery, patients are able to perform activities of daily living more easily and benefit from increased motion and strength. The orthopedic surgeons at Schaumburg Surgery Center are extensively trained in performing a wide range of joint replacement surgeries:
Dr. Thomas Obermeyer specializes in total shoulder replacement. Dr. Hasham Alvi and Dr. Paul Nourbash specialize in total hip and knee replacements. Visit our website for more information: http://ow.ly/UQRZ50BDyyb
#AmbulatorySurgeryCenters (ASC) offer patients comprehensive care in an environment rooted in efficiency, patient satisfaction, convenience and lower costs. At the Schaumburg Surgery Center, patients will meet with board-certified physicians and experienced staff that utilize cutting-edge technology. The atmosphere has been curated to be less stressful and more personal than a traditional hospital.
The Ambulatory Surgery Center Association lists the benefits of these facilities here: http://ow.ly/fweR50BDylV
#SpinalStenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal, causing pinching and pain in the back, butt, thighs and legs. This condition may also result in the compression of the spinal cord, affecting nerves within the spinal canal. There are two types of spinal stenosis: lumbar and cervical. #LumbarSpinalStenosis affects the lower part of the spinal cord and #CervicalSpinalStenosis affects the upper part. This condition is often the result of degeneration and can be attributed to a phase within the natural aging process. At Barrington Orthopedic Specialists, our physicians offer non-surgical treatments such as injections and physical therapy with good outcomes.
To find a specialist, visit our website at http://ow.ly/yAFI50BDyaj
The #AchillesTendon is a thick tendon connecting the calf muscles to the heel. It is the strongest tendon in the body and allows people to perform the pushing-off motion needed to walk, run and jump. Patients who suffer from chronic #AchillesTendonitis will experience pain, swelling and limited range of motion. While #PhysicalTherapy is typically the first step, surgery may be recommended if discomfort persists. At Barrington Orthopedic Specialists, our podiatrists specialize in treating Achilles Tendonitis. To find a specialist, visit our website at http://ow.ly/ikZg50BDxZr.
Visit our video library to learn more about Foot and Ankle Surgery at Schaumburg Surgery Center: http://ow.ly/9qnm50BDxZs
#MetacarpalFractures, also known as hand fractures, typically result from a twisting or crushing injury, a fall, or direct contact in sports. Symptoms include swelling, tenderness, deformity, or limited range of motion in the fingers. Nonsurgical treatment options include casts, splints and braces, however more serious injuries may require surgery to stabilize and align the bones.
Learn more about fractures of the hand here: http://ow.ly/33QB50Bh2kA
In honor of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth our staff is teaming up with BOS this week to show our support! Together we can make a difference 💕
The physicians who practice at the Schaumburg Surgery Center specialize in the most advanced, cutting-edge, #MinimallyInvasive procedures to help patients return to their optimal functional ability as quickly as possible. This location offers comprehensive and convenient on-site care ideal for orthopedic, podiatric or #PainManagement procedures that don’t require a hospital stay.
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Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior Lesion (SLAP) tears are typically caused by acute trauma or repetitive shoulder motion. After a car accident, fall onto an outstretched arm or shoulder dislocation, a #SLAPTear may result, causing a locking and pinching sensation. Patients may also experience pain when lifting objects overhead and decreased range of motion. #Baseball players may notice a decrease in their throw velocity or a feeling of “dead arm” after pitching. In most cases treatment is conservative, but #Arthroscopy may be recommended if discomfort continues.
Visit our website to learn more: http://ow.ly/JKbi50BDzvs
Nearly 40% of all childhood fractures are #ForearmFractures. The majority of these fractures occur near the wrist affecting the radius bone. This injury is often the result of a direct fall or blow to the forearm and causes severe pain in the hand and wrist. Since children heal from injuries like these so quickly, it’s important to seek prompt medical attention to ensure the bones do not set incorrectly.
Learn more from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons: http://ow.ly/65OW50BDzau
Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tears are injuries commonly sustained during sports that involve sudden stops and changes in direction. Basketball, football and soccer players are especially susceptible to #ACLTears. Gymnasts and downhill skiers are also at risk. During #ACLReconstruction, the torn ligament is removed and replaced with a piece of tendon from another part of the knee. This outpatient procedure is performed through small incisions around the knee by an orthopedic surgeon: http://ow.ly/uuTU50BDyS4
#DeQuervainsTenosynovitis is often the result of chronic overuse of the wrist, typically causing pain, irritation and tenderness below the base of the thumb. This painful condition affects the tendons in the wrist and is commonly triggered from overuse. Treatment usually consists of rest, #OccupationalTherapy and bracing, though surgery may be recommended if progress isn’t made.
Click here for more from the Mayo Clinic: http://ow.ly/uPr350BDyKI
Introducing Lynette Mahoney, DPM. Dr. Mahoney is a board certified, residency trained Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgeon specializing in comprehensive care for foot and ankle conditions. She earned her medical degree from DDr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicineand joined Barrington Orthopedic Specialists in 2007. In her free time, Dr. Mahoney enjoys volunteering, reading, painting, swimming and spending time with her family. Learn more about her here:
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The radius is the larger of two bones in the forearm. The end of the bone that connects the wrist is called the distal end. A #DistalRadiusFracture occurs when the area of the radius near the wrist breaks. This injury, more commonly referred to as a #BrokenWrist is typically the result of falling onto an outstretched arm. It causes immediate pain, swelling, tenderness and bruising. Some fractures are more severe than others, so it is important to see a medical professional promptly. Read more from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons : https://orthoinfo.aaos.org/en/diseases--conditions/distal-radius-fractures-broken-wrist/
For additional information on our #Orthopedic Surgeons; Dr. Matthew Bernstein and Dr. Mark Yaffe visit our website at; http://ow.ly/RKTz50CbMDu.
A #FacetJointInjection is a relatively simple #PainManagement procedure performed using a live x-ray as a guiding tool to help properly place the needle. This procedure combines local anesthetic and corticosteroid anti-inflammatory medicine to treat neck and #BackPain when more conservative methods fail. Brooke Belcher, MD, Richard Rabinowitz, MD and David Tashima, MD are spine physicians at the Schaumburg Surgery Center.
Check out the Spine-Health details to learn more about Facet Joint Injections here: http://ow.ly/UmVO50CbMrF
Visit our website for more information about Pain Management at Schaumburg Surgery Center!
If you have suffered a #BrokenCollarbone and surgery is recommended, the surgery may consist of having bone fragments repositioned into normal alignment and held in place with metal plates, pins or screws. Hardware is rarely removed after healing and seldom causes discomfort. #PhysicalTherapy will be required following surgery, but patients should expect to return to full functional ability. Matthew Bernstein, MD, Sean Jereb, MD, Thomas Obermeyer, MD, Jason Rotstein, MD and Mark Yaffe, MD are Orthopedic Surgeons who specialize in conditions affecting the shoulder. For additional information visit our website at: http://ow.ly/rih850CbMnp
#OrthopedicSurgeons have been performing #ShoulderJointReplacement surgery since the 1950s. Now, nearly 53,000 Americans undergo this procedure annually. The shoulder joint is a ball and socket joint, made up of three connecting bones, tissues and ligaments. When the joint becomes damaged, patients experience pain and instability. To relieve discomfort and quickly return patients to functional ability, the damaged element of the joint is replaced with an artificial component called a prosthesis. At the Schaumburg Surgery Center, board certified orthopedic surgeon, Thomas Obermeyer, MD performs total shoulder joint replacement surgery. More from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons: http://ow.ly/akTe50CbMan
#OsgoodSchlatterDisease is a growth plate injury at the top of the shinbone affecting the knees of adolescents. This condition happens when the tendon below the knee cap pulls on the growth plate of the shinbone. Patients often experience #KneePain, swelling and tenderness. Symptoms typically worsen with activity and may require Physical Therapy. Click here to learn more about their standard of personalized care: http://ow.ly/ze2550CbM7g
Our care team is dedicated to providing innovative, high-quality surgical treatments to members of the global community. Today’s quiz features the location of a yearly humanitarian missions trip. Here are a few hints:
One of these options has been featured in the 2000’s rom-com hit the Princess Diaries and another is the location of Spy Kids 2. Comment your answers below and visit our website to learn more about our physicians: http://ow.ly/dCMU50DpuFb
Hip and #KneeReplacements are the most common forms of #TotalJointReplacement, however Shoulder Replacements are growing in popularity as well. The #OrthopedicSurgeons at Schaumburg Surgery Center are skilled in performing a wide range of joint replacement procedures and take pride in restoring patients to optimal functional ability in a comprehensive, compassionate environment.
Visit our website to learn more about our care team members that will aid in this process: http://ow.ly/8euo50DpuIE
A Distal Radial Fracture, is the most common type of bone fracture affecting one of the bones near the wrist. This injury, typically referred to as a #BrokenWrist, could be caused by a fall, motor vehicle accident or sports injury. Learn about symptoms and treatment methods here: http://ow.ly/SwZ750DpuI1
A normal hand has 27 bones, all of which are vulnerable to injury. The most common type of #HandFracture is in the bone that supports the pinky. Check out more fun facts on broken hands from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons: http://ow.ly/qJOi50D0yCK
After an injury, your #MentalHealth is affected just as much as your physical health. Our goal is to get patients back to their healthy, active selves as efficiently and effectively as possible in an effort to increase their overall health and confidence: http://ow.ly/Xrsl50D0yw7
There are a wide range of conditions that may cause joint damage or disability, leading patients to consider #TotalJointReplacement surgery. Most often, the pain and discomfort is caused by damage to the articular cartilage that lines the ends of bones. When non-surgical treatment methods don’t do the trick, the experienced #OrthopedicSurgeons are here to help. Visit our website for more: http://ow.ly/Jeag50D0ytT
