Shoulder Instability: When is Arthroscopic Surgery Not Enough?
The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. Shoulder instability (or shoulder dislocation) occurs when the humerus (or ball part of the shoulder) is forced
Historical Highlights: Anesthesia at HSS
Did you know that physicians voted anesthesia as one of the greatest medical advances of the past 150 years? In 2007, the British Journal of
Six Ways to Boost Your Brain Health
As we get older, small lapses in memory and other cognitive functions may become more common. Fortunately, there are simple steps to take to keep
Comparing Scoliosis in Adults and Children
Scoliosis is a lifetime condition. It is sometimes described as a diagnosis that patients carry “from cradle to cane.” People with scoliosis in early childhood
Handle Your Hand Care
What causes hand and wrist pain? We use our hands for countless purposes, not the least of which is to communicate with the world. However,