Boyd W. Haynes III, MD As we continue this journey up the leg to uncover the many causes for limping, our next stop will be the shins and calf muscles. Shin splint syndrome is probably the first injury that comes
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD As an Orthopaedic physician, I see folks everyday who come in for a consultation regarding a limp in their gait. They may have pain associated with this limp in a certain part of their body,
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD I’m a Fellowship-trained Sports Medicine physician and I regularly treat athletes who are injured while playing the sports they love. Each sport has its own “lingo” and sports medicine has its own lingo as well.
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD In Part I of this series, Dr. Carlson gave you all the reasons why a patient may need a MUA after knee replacement surgery. In review, they may: Have lots of scar tissue (genetics, prolonged
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD A very common complaint I hear in the office, especially from my older patients, is “my knee is feeling weaker and weaker and sometimes it just gives out when I’m walking. Why is that happening
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD Everyone knows that a tourniquet reduces or completely restricts blood flow. We all learned that watching TV westerns, like Gunsmoke. Expendable guest stars regularly got bitten by the token diamondback rattler while crossing through Death
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD External Fixation is a term that references a method for temporarily stabilizing fractured bones outside the body, typically using pins, wires, screws, rods, etc. This stabilization technique is often used when the patient has been badly injured where
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD A segmental fracture is one where there are at least two fracture lines in a bone and a “segment” of separated bone in-between those fracture lines. Sometimes these medical definitions make sense! They typically happen in the
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD If you are near my age, can you remember how TV showed patients with broken bones? They were all in the hospital, lying in a bed, with pins through their limbs, in traction. That was
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Boyd W. Haynes III, MD I’m celebrating 30 years in practice with OSC this month and I’ve performed a lot of hip replacement surgeries in those years. I’m going to share with you the “wisdom” I’ve accumulated in all those
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