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Hip labral injuries can affect the way the joint moves and may contribute to pain, stiffness, and reduced function. Dr. Schroder explains the labrum as a “gasket seal” for the hip, helping maintain joint fluid and reduce friction.
For many patients, especially those with age-related labral changes, surgery is not always necessary. Non-operative treatment can often help manage symptoms, while certain cases may benefit from hip arthroscopy, labral repair, or procedures that address the shape of the hip joint.
At Towson Orthopaedic Associates, Dr. Schroder provides individualized hip care for patients across Towson, Baltimore, Baltimore County, and surrounding communities.
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Ankle sprains are among the most common injuries seen in orthopedics, often occurring after an awkward landing, twist, or sudden change in direction.
Dr. Jeff Brodie explains that symptoms such as swelling, bruising, and even hearing a “pop” can occur when the ligaments and other soft tissues around the ankle are injured. An evaluation and X-rays can help rule out a fracture and confirm the appropriate diagnosis.
For many ankle sprains, treatment may include bracing and consistent home exercises, with patients often improving within three to four weeks.
Towson Orthopaedic Associates is proud to provide trusted orthopaedic care for patients throughout Towson, Baltimore, Baltimore County, and surrounding communities.
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For patients with arthritis limited to one part of the knee, a partial knee replacement may offer an effective alternative to total knee replacement.
Dr. Jack Steele of Towson Orthopaedic Associates explains how the procedure replaces only the damaged portion of the knee while preserving the healthy areas of the joint. Patients are able to begin putting weight on the knee right away, participate in physical therapy, and often experience a quicker recovery compared with total knee replacement.
The goal is to help patients return to the activities they enjoy with less disruption and a more efficient recovery.
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