Search Articles Skip to results Submit Filter By Topic Skip to resultsNeck & SpineBackPhysician NewsArthritisAnkle & FootSports & Active MedicineKneeHipTherapyBack, Neck, & SpineShoulderHand & WristElbowMeet The ExpertOrthobiologicsEMGOne World SurgeryAll Topics Results 2/18/2015 Winter Hazards For Hands Snow and icy temperatures make hands and wrists vulnerable to cold-weather injuries. We explain some of the most common injuries to hands during the winter months, with tips to …Read More 2/13/2015 Avascular Necrosis And Your Joint Injury Avascular necrosis is a disease that can develop as the result of trauma, a side effect of certain medications, or from an unknown source. We offer an overview of …Read More 2/12/2015 Recovering From A Dislocated Shoulder Treating a dislocated shoulder involves more than putting the bone back in the shoulder joint. We explain the factors that determine treatment outcome. Those tough guys who fix their own …Read More 2/9/2015 Dislocated Shoulder: Not A Do-It-Yourself Project Research shows that resetting a dislocated shoulder without medical assistance can cause problems later on. We explain the best course of action to take.Read More 2/6/2015 Joint Procedures Prolong Active Lives Research is demonstrating that joint replacement doesn’t merely restore function to damaged joints. Restoring joint function now can prevent falls later, along with the complications and risks that accompany …Read More 2/4/2015 CEO Adam Berry Among Business Journal 40 Under 40 Honorees Summit Orthopedics is proud to announce that our CEO, Adam Berry, is among the outstanding community leaders selected for inclusion in the 2015 Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal 40 Under …Read More 1/26/2015 Thumb Arthritis Explained You reach out to grasp a doorknob, and feel a sudden pain at the base of your thumb. Could this be a symptom of thumb arthritis? Thumb arthritis is …Read More 1/26/2015 How To Handle Stairs When You Have Arthritic Knees Read More 1/19/2015 The Nerves Of The Hand Three nerves control our hands. Understanding nerve function can help us distinguish between benign symptoms and signals of nerve damage. We use our hands to open jars, brush our teeth, …Read More