In most cases, surgery is a last resort to a problem. If non-surgical and surgical interventions will produce similar results, odds are the doctor is going to recommend the non-invasive route. In the end, it comes down to the wishes of the patient, but there’s really no need to open you up if physical therapy […]
Fall is the Most Painful Season For Women’s Feet
Summer is on the way out and autumn is almost here. When the seasons change, so to do the fashion styles. Our footwear changes too, and new research suggests the changing styles can make autumn the most painful season for a woman’s feet. During the summer, most women opt for flip-flops, sandals and other open-toed shoes when […]
Tips For Going To School On Crutches
Labor Day is in sight and that means school is right around the corner. Going back to school can be a great time to reconnect with friends, but navigating the hallways and classrooms won’t be as easy if you’re stuck on crutches with a foot cast. Today, we share some tips that will make it […]
How To Prevent Youth Football Injuries
Although college and professional football is still a few weeks away, high school football is already underway. Two-a-days and up-downs can take a toll on your teen’s body, especially if they aren’t completely prepared for practice. Today, we take a look at some ways to help your child stay injury-free this football season. Preventing Football […]
Ankle Replacements Are Keeping Patients Moving
A short while ago Dr. Silverman was featured on KARE 11 for a story on total ankle replacement. We were more than happy to open our doors for the media, and now the story has been picked up by the Minnesota Sun Current. We’re glad the story has received a little more traction, and we […]
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