by Robert J. Snyder, MD One day, when you are getting up from a chair, you feel it…that stiffness and soreness in your knee. You try to ignore it, but soon, your knee pain becomes a part of your daily
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Your lower back pain comes and goes, or your wrist only aches if you spend more time than usual at your computer. You manage fine day-to-day, but feel these twinges every once in a while. You might be wondering if
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Historically, tears of the anterior cruciate ligament or ACL, have occurred more often in males than in females. In the last twenty years, however, more and more women have participated in sports, and that trend seems to be changing. Woman
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Dr. Bob Snyder, an Orthopaedic Specialist who regularly treats patients with knee problems, tells us what to do if we DON’T want to have Healthy, Pain-Free Knees: 1. Gain all of the weight you want! 2. Don’t exercise, but if
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Tennis Elbow? But I Don’t Even Own a Racquet! Robert J. Snyder, M.D. The term “tennis elbow” is misleading because most times a diagnosis is not related to leisure or sports activities. Tennis elbow presents when patients overwork the tendons
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Dr Robert Snyder, Orthopaedic Specialist with Orthopaedic & Spine Center in Newport News VA Dr Bob Snyder deals with two common conditions of the elbow, which typically present as tenderness and pain, either on the inside of the elbow (Golfer's
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A community lecture by OSC specialist, Dr Robert Snyder Dr Snyder takes us through the anatomy of the knee, and how the knee develops and is affected by age from infancy to senior years. The lecture also
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Orthopaedic & Spine Center\'s Dr Robert Snyder Shares His Insights into Treating Knee Pain In my last post, I provided some background about Knee Arthroscopy and the injury and illness that may cause someone to need this type of surgery.
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OSC\'s Dr Robert J Snyder on Knee Arthroscopy and Minimally Invasive Surgery Background Up until about 1975, the majority of knee operations were done through large, open incisions. Patients usually stayed in the hospital for a few days and the
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