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September 2008
Volume 1 Issue 12
Summit Orthopedics Treats Ecuador Woman
Ligia Albuja is a long way from home to have a long-time debilitating disease treated.
Earlier this month, the 67-year-old from Ecuador underwent reconstructive hand surgery to correct rheumatoid arthritis, a disease that has crippled Albuja’s hands for nearly 30 years and has left them deformed with limited function.
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After-Hours Care for Injuries
With high school football, volleyball, and other sports well underway, injuries are inevitable. Summit Orthopedics offers an after-hours clinic for athletes and other activity-goers who need quick and convenient care.
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What’s That Pain in Your Shoulder?
Tendonitis and bursitis are two of the most common orthopedic diagnoses. Learn about them, how they occur, and treatment options for them.
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Warning Signs of Carpal Tunnel
Injuries, genetics, and repetitive use of our hands can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause pain and irritation, and hinder a person’s ability to function at work and home. What are the warning signs of carpal tunnel syndrome?
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Study: Take Aspirin After Knee Surgery
A new study shows that the best treatment for blood clots after knee surgery might be as simple as taking aspirin.
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