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 12/13/2013 Ask Dr. Skendzel: Recovering from Hip Surgery Takes a Team Surgical advances in hip surgery have been extraordinary, but regaining joint function is a team effort involving your surgeon and highly trained therapists. Dr. Skendzel explains how to maximize …Read More 12/11/2013 What is hip impingement, and can I prevent it? When is groin or hip pain a symptom of a joint injury called a hip impingement? One of Summit Orthopedics’ sports medicine experts, Jack Skendzel, M.D., explains what hip …Read More 12/10/2013 Helpful to Know: Common Causes of Hip Pain Feeling a painful twinge in your hip? We have a helpful overview of common causes of hip pain, injuries and diseases, with recommended treatments. Even the healthiest of us is …Read More 12/4/2013 Ask Dr. Skendzel: What guidelines should I follow to add yoga to my exercise regime? Curious about yoga? Dr. Skendzel and his team have some suggestions for safely making yoga a part of your exercise program. Fans of yoga abound, and speak passionately about its …Read More 12/2/2013 What is a stress fracture, and am I at risk? A stress fracture can bring athletic training to a halt, and may require surgery. Sports medicine surgeon, Jack Skendzel, M.D., explains what is a stress fracture, who is at …Read More 11/22/2013 Ask Dr. Skendzel: If my child is experiencing groin pain, when is it time to consult a sports medicine physician? Young athletes often experience groin pain and soreness. Sports medicine surgeon Dr. Skendzel explains the indicators that pain might be a sign of more serious injury. Groin pain is common …Read More 11/15/2013 Medical Discovery May Improve Treatment of Knee Injuries The discovery of a new knee ligament offers hope of improved treatment for sports-related knee injuries. Sports that require sudden changes in direction can take a toll on athletes’ knees, …Read More 11/4/2013 Be Kind to Your Knees It is easy to take our knees for granted. Whether we are walking, running, or jumping, we depend on the knee’s complex interplay of bone, cushioning cartilage, and ligaments to support …Read More 11/1/2013 Simple Habits for Shoulder Health We have some simple tips anyone can follow to keep shoulder muscles strong and shoulder joints flexible. Quite often, you probably reach for an object on a high shelf, hold …Read More