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Jerome R. Dunklin, M.D.
Expertise:
Sports Medicine, Shoulders, Knees, and Total Hip Replacements
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Location
1630 East Herndon Avenue
Fresno, CA 93720
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Phone: (877) 666-6080
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www.spoc-ortho.com
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January 2010
Volume 2 Issue 10
What’s the Cause Behind My Shoulder Pain?
Shoulder pain is a common complaint heard in many doctors' offices. Like any medical problem, receiving a proper diagnosis for the cause of the pain is important as it helps determine the proper treatment method. Here is a list of causes of shoulder pain, along with signs that you should seek medical attention for your pain.
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Knee Replacement: Signs & Symptoms
As the most common joint replacement procedure performed, there is extensive information available about knee replacements. However, most of the information provided will not answer all the questions you may have, particularly whether the time is right for you to consider a new knee.
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Success with Anterior Hip Replacement
Mitch Covington has been an avid handball player for 40 years. He started experiencing hip pain a few years ago, but continued to play … until the pain was so bad he was no longer able to. Covington was referred to Malcolm E. Ghazal, M.D., an orthopaedic surgeon at Sierra Pacific Orthopaedic & Spine Center. After speaking with Dr. Ghazal, Covington decided to have his hip replaced using the anterior approach.
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Tips to Stay Fit in 2010
With the New Year here, consider a resolution to stay more active and fit in 2010. Whether it’s competitive sports, recreational activity, or regular cardiovascular exercise and weight training, physical activity benefits your mind and body.
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Traveling? Lug Your Luggage Wisely
It can happen in a snap: you’re loading your car to leave for a vacation; you’re in a hurry; you bend over to pick up your suitcase and … WHAM! … a sharp, knee-buckling pain hits your lower back. This year, slow down and take extra care when you pack, load, and travel to avoid injuring or re-injuring yourself.
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