The ACL, short for Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is a small structure located close to the middle of the knee, which plays a key role in preventing the thighbone from sliding backward on the tibia. It is also responsible for stabilizing the knee during rotation....
The rotator cuff refers to a group of tendons responsible for stabilizing the shoulder joint by connecting to the four muscles that move this joint in all directions. Rotator cuff syndrome occurs when this group of tendons is damaged in any way, affecting the mobility...
OrthoTexas continues investment in the Frisco community as it enters its fourth year as a Texas Legends partner (Dallas) November 13, 2013 – OrthoTexas, an orthopedic practice that comprises 28 world-class orthopedic physicians and surgeons with a “patient first”...
Physical therapy can help in the attainment of rehabilitative goals in patients with orthopedic conditions. These goals vary from patient to patient, with some patients wanting to return to recreational or competitive sports, and others simply wanting to regain their...
Being the largest ball and socket joint in the body, the hip joint is designed to sustain considerable stress, with the cartilage cushion preventing friction and enabling a high degree of fluidity in the joint. However, hip strains are still fairly common and are a...
