I was recently surfing around the Internet when I came across a blog post on the Association of Women Surgeon’s website. The post was titled “Are You Doing My Surgery?”: Addressing Microaggressions in Surgery. It’s a very interesting read that discusses microaggressions between doctor and patient. The main focus of the article revolves around the […]
How We Use Ultrasound To Reduce The Risk Of Surgical Complications
When it comes to providing our patients with the best care, it involves an intricate process of having the right technology, knowing the right care plan and ensuring everyone is on board from start to finish. With the surgical aspect of care, there are not a lot of modifiable factors, in that once a diagnosis […]
The Benefits Of Physical Therapy For Your Feet
Injuries come in all shapes and sizes, and while there’s no one-size-fits-all treatment to care for every injury, certain active treatments tend you yield better results than others for certain injuries. It is in your best interest to get an individualized diagnosis from a foot and ankle specialist for any lower body pain you’re experiencing, […]
New Study Shows Many Children Don’t Drink Enough Water
Water is an amazing zero-calorie substance that helps curb cravings, protect our teeth when treated with fluoride, and save our teeth from other sugar-packed liquids. However, according to a new study, many American children aren’t getting enough water in their daily diet, and some aren’t getting any at all. According to researchers at the […]
How To Best Recover After Foot Or Ankle Surgery
Whether you’re getting ready for a more in-depth open operation or a minimally invasive debridement surgery, you’re going to have to commit to your rehabilitation once you’re discharged from the surgical center if you want to make the best recovery. But how can you go about ensuring that you’re doing everything to maximize your recovery […]
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