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OrthoIndy Trauma surgeon Dr. Timothy Weber discusses ways to encourage physical activity amongst your family.
OrthoIndy Trauma surgeon Dr. Timothy Weber discusses ways to encourage physical activity amongst your family.
What is the best treatment for arthritis in the hands or wrist? How do you treat arthritis in the fingers, hand or wrist? Learn more about the best treatment.
An olecranon fracture is a break in the tip of the elbow. It’s located right under the skin, making it easy to break. Learn more about trauma care at OrthoIndy.
What are the symptoms and causes of ulnar nerve damage and how do you treat it? OrthoIndy hand, wrist and elbow specialists can diagnose and treat your pain.
A lisfranc injury, also referred to as a midfoot injury, occurs when the bones in the midfoot are broken or ligaments that support the midfoot are torn.
If you feel like you’re walking on a marble or rock and have pain in the ball of your foot, you may have Morton’s neuroma and should consider orthopedic shoes.
A labral tear is when the labrum separates from the socket. It’s usually the result of repetitive action straining the hip joint and causing an overuse injury.
ACL graft surgery and a partial knee replacement allow a patient to continue hiking, zip-lining, white water rafting and more after years of arthritis pain.
Broken heel bone, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome/Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy and herniated disc pain bring patient to OrthoIndy, allowing her to keep singing.
Because of the high-energy force that causes a broken or fractured ankle, surgery is almost always necessary and depends on the severity and type of fracture.
Mental health is just as important as diet and exercise. Learn how to reduce stress and anxiety, habits to improve mental health naturally and how to be mentally healthy.
A broken thighbone is a medical emergency. Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room. OrthoIndy Trauma physicians are located at St.Vincent Indianapolis Level I Trauma Center.
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