One of the most common injuries an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon treats are Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tears. Although a majority of these injuries occur on the athletic field, we even see them occur in patients who may slip on the ice, performing occupational duties, or are playing with their kids in the backyard. Not […]
ACL Injuries Explained: From Diagnosis to Recovery by Dr. Anthony Petrosini Read More »
A sore leg after a long day isn’t necessarily unusual, but when the pain feels sharp or tingly, or keeps coming back no matter what you do, it can make you wonder what’s going on. Many people assume it’s a simple muscle issue, yet certain patterns of leg pain point to nerve involvement instead. In
Signs Your Leg Pain Could Be Sciatica (Not Muscle Strain) Read More »
Dr. Anthony Petrosini Provides Expert Analysis on Lindsey Vonn’s Olympic Injury When Lindsey Vonn announced she would continue competing despite a torn ACL, it immediately sparked debate across the sports medicine world. National outlets including CNN, NPR, and Time turned to orthopaedic experts for insight — including our own Dr. Anthony Petrosini — to help
When the temperature drops, the risk of injury unfortunately goes up. Icy sidewalks, snow shoveling, and winter sports can all leave you dealing with pain, even long after the season ends. OIBortho treats patients across Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex counties who face these exact issues every winter. Our team includes board-certified orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists who are ready to
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Expert Insights from Dr. Atul Kamath Knee pain can disrupt daily life and limit your ability to move freely. One common cause of knee discomfort is a meniscus tear. This injury affects the cartilage that cushions your knee joint, and recognizing the signs early can help you seek the right treatment. If you have been
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Expert Insights from Dr. Atul Kamath Hip arthritis is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It often develops slowly, making it easy to overlook the early signs. Understanding these signs can help you seek timely care and manage symptoms before they worsen. This post highlights five key indicators that may suggest you
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We are proud to share an important milestone in orthopaedic care at HMH Riverview Hospital. Dr. Atul Kamath recently performed the hospital’s first periacetabular osteotomy, commonly referred to as PAO. This advanced surgical procedure is designed specifically for younger patients with hip dysplasia and represents a significant step forward in expanding specialized hip care options
A Major Milestone in Hip Care: HMH Riverview Hospital’s First PAO Surgery Read More »
Many people across Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex Counties visit OIBortho when they’re experiencing knee or hip pain. They are surprised to learn that sometimes, the problem actually starts in the feet or ankles. Our board-certified orthopaedic specialists see this all the time in our offices in Toms River, Brick, Lacey, Manahawkin, Edison, Red Bank, Freehold, and Wall. When your foot and ankle
What Poor Foot and Ankle Alignment Can Mean for Your Knees and Hips Read More »
Career Day Fun at The Goddard School in Freehold OIBortho recently had the pleasure of taking part in Career Day at The Goddard School in Freehold, and it was a morning filled with learning, laughter, and lots of great questions. Events like this give us the chance to connect with children and families in a
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Written by Dr. Laurie L. Glasser Hip Flexor Pain “Hip flexor pain” is a common complaint in athletes, dancers, runners and active adults but it also affects people who sit for prolonged periods of time, including those with sedentary jobs. Patients often describe pain in the front of the hip or groin, stiffness when standing
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