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Sarcopenia and Fragility Fractures in Middle-Aged Men: Preventative Diet and Exercise
Sarcopenia refers to the steady decline of muscle mass that accompanies aging. Men begin to lose muscle mass at the age of 30, losing on average 3-5% of their muscle mass every ten years. The projected loss of muscle mass over a typical male lifespan is a whopping 30%. Muscle wasting is a serious health…
Dr. Todd Tredinnick Honored with William B. Howard Team Physician Award
Towson Orthopaedic Associates is proud to announce that Sports Medicine Physician, Dr. Todd Tredinnick, is the recipient of the William B. Howard Team Physician Award of 2019 as recognized by the Maryland Athletic Trainers Association. This award, named in memory of William H. B. “Bill” Howard, is presented to a physician who, like Dr. Howard,…
Sports Physicals at Towson Orthopaedic Associates
Towson Orthopaedic Associates and Towson Sports Medicine have been providing pre-participation Sports Physicals for over 40 years. Due to restrictions on gatherings at area schools, this year we are offering sports physicals by appointment, as a key part of our outreach program. Parents of school-age students can call 1-410-337-7900 during regular office hours and ask…
Optimizing Your Outcome From Total Joint Replacement
Authored by Michael Miller, PAC Deciding when to have a joint replacement is an important decision, but one that can lead to improved quality of life for many years. Our goal for your total joint replacement is for you to return to your desired activities of daily living including walking, climbing stairs, driving, traveling, yard…
COVID-19: Preparing For or Recovering From Hip or Knee Replacement
The extent to which COVID-19 has impacted our lives is great and has left many patients with unanswered questions. Those who have just undergone hip or knee replacement or are delayed in doing so are most likely wondering what to do next. It is an unfortunate situation that this crisis is occurring during the time…
Is My Joint Pain Arthritis or BURSITIS?
With over 50 million Americans in the United States suffering from some form of arthritis, it is understandable that one may assume that the pain they are experiencing in their joints is arthritis related. Though that statement could be very true to some extent, not all joint pain is a direct cause of arthritis. A…
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