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Many who aren’t throwing athletes may not have heard of the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL), but pitchers, quarterbacks, javelin throwers and others might be intimately familiar with it. It is one of the ligaments of the elbow and is subject to large forces during overhead throwing motions. Non-athletes may be able to avoid surgery if
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Dr. Patrick Buckley, orthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist at University Orthopaedic Associates, sat down with Dr. Arthur Perry on Dr. Perry’s popular radio segment What’s Your Wrinkle?® with Dr. Perry on 77 WABC Radio. In the segment, Dr. Buckley discusses all things rotator cuff, including: Anatomy and function of the rotator cuff Most common causes of
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With advances in medicine changing every day, it’s no shock that science has come up with an alternative to hand surgery without the need for general anesthesia. Known as the wide-awake local anesthesia no tourniquet procedure—WALANT for short—this technique revolutionizes how hand and wrist surgeries are performed for conditions such as: Carpal tunnel syndrome De
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As part of the UOA Continuum of Care, our very own Dr. James Monica has created an informative presentation that advises parents how to keep children free from injury during baseball season. Check out this useful resource (including audio from the doctor himself) to prepare your little athlete this season.
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