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Recognizing the Signs of Tendinitis Oct 2nd, 2024

Tendinitis is the inflammation or irritation of a tendon. Tendons are thick bands of tissue made mostly of collagen that connect muscles to bones. They are responsible for the smooth movements of your joints and muscles. When these are irritated, you’ll experience pain and a limited range of motion. Tendinitis...

Get Back in the Game After an ACL Tear Oct 1st, 2024

An ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tear is a common knee injury in active individuals. The ACL is one of the ligaments that stabilizes your knee joint. Tears or sprains can occur when you suddenly stop, pivot, land awkwardly from a jump, or experience a direct blow to the knee. Following...

5 Tips to Speed Recovery from Knee Replacement Surgery Sep 19th, 2024

You are scheduled for the surgery, and you are already imagining how much better your life will be without constant pain in your knee. However, until you get there, there are a few more obstacles. One of them is your recovery. With partial or total knee replacement, recovery is just...

Why Would I Need a Revision Joint Replacement? Sep 19th, 2024

Persistent pain, inflammation, instability, and limited range of motion are just a few of the signs your joint replacement is malfunctioning. If you believe your joint replacement no longer serves you, know that a revision is possible. In most cases, it’s necessary, as most prosthetics don’t last a lifetime. Revision...

Top 5 Ways To Help Alleviate Your Arthritis Pain Aug 13th, 2024

More than half of American adults over the age of 45 suffer from some form of arthritis. Arthritis is an umbrella term for over 100 conditions that cause joint inflammation, leading to painful symptoms and joint tissue damage. At Kane Orthopedic Institute, we understand how devastating it can be to...

What is Hip Arthroscopy and When is It Needed? Aug 12th, 2024

Hip arthroscopy is a novel and minimally invasive surgical procedure used to treat several hip problems. Our expert at Kane Orthopedic Institute, Dr. Thomas Kane III, was the first orthopedic surgeon to perform a hip arthroscopy in Honolulu, Hawaii, in the 1990s. With the help of an arthroscope, a thin...

Wave Goodbye to Shoulder Pain With Arthroscopy Jul 23rd, 2024

When swinging a golf club, grabbing your surfboard, or reaching for the top shelf in your pantry makes you grimace in pain, it’s time to find a solution. You may not think you need surgery, but when conservative treatments fail, it’s an excellent option, and today’s minimally invasive arthroscopic shoulder...

Am I a Candidate for a Hip Replacement? Jul 16th, 2024

It feels like your world is becoming increasingly smaller thanks to an achy and painful hip, leaving you to wonder whether it’s time to replace your beleaguered joint. You’re certainly not alone in this. The number of hip replacements in the United States tops half a million each year, and...