Who’s at Risk for CRPS?
Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a rare chronic pain disorder that typically emerges following a forceful traumatic limb injury - usually a broken bone.
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Does Cartilage Regenerate on Its Own?
Joint cartilage can bear heavy loads and withstand decades of use, but its exceptional strength doesn't make it impervious to traumatic injury or disease damage.
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3 Types of Fractures That Can Affect Your Little One
Broken bones are a common pediatric injury. One in three children sustains a bone fracture while they’re growing up. Find out what makes young, developing bones more likely to break, and learn about...
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Is PRP Right for Me?
Whether you’re dealing with chronic joint pain or struggling to overcome a long-standing sports injury, PRP injection therapy can help. Learn how PRP. Learn how PRP works to repair your body, and...
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What Common Football Injuries Mean and Where to Treat Them
Discover what common football injuries mean for your immediate future and where to get the best treatment. Few contact sports endanger...
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Little Leaguer’s Elbow or Shoulder: Diagnosis and Treatment
Little League injuries are common during baseball season. Many young players practice throughout the year, and the number of severe elbow...
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Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery in Focus – Overuse Injuries in Children
Read on as our team from The Orthopedic Center of Palm Beach County discusses pediatric overuse issues: what they are, how to prevent them...
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Acute Ankle Sprain in Athletes
Recover quickly from an acute ankle sprain with help from Dr. Caitlan Clancy and the trusted foot and ankle specialists at the Orthopedic Center of Palm Beach County...
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The “All-Inside” Arthroscopic Brostrom Procedure in Palm Beach County
Restore your quality of life with the “All-Inside” Arthroscopic Brostrom Procedure from Dr. Caitlan Clancy at The Orthopedic Center of Palm Beach County.
