While only an orthopaedic specialist can provide an accurate diagnosis, here are five of the most common symptoms of a torn ACL.

A dislocated shoulder occurs when the ball is forced out of the socket by a strong force.

Learn about one of the most common injuries in mountain biking and when you can expect to be back in the saddle.

Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow share a few common characteristics and are often confused. In this article, we'll look at the differences be

Here’s how to recognize if you have arthritis in the elbow and your treatment options.

Patellar tendonitis, more commonly referred to as Jumper’s Knee, is an overuse injury that causes the patellar tendon in the knee to inflame

Shoulder impingement, known more commonly as swimmer’s shoulder, is a condition that develops as a result of overuse.

Knee instability is not a condition by itself. More often, it is a symptom of a more significant orthopaedic issue.

There are three common causes of shoulder pain Dr. Joseph typically treats in his Eagle and Summit County clinics.

A forceful impact can place the wrist in a position past its normal range of motion, resulting in torn or strained ligaments.

Here are three tips to keep you on the hill and out of Dr. Joseph’s urgent care appointment slots.

There are a few key differences between these finger injuries. Here’s how to spot whether your finger is sprained or broken.

When your hand or wrist is injured, it can adversely affect so much of your daily life.

When the LCL gets stretched too far or tears, treatment is needed to prevent knee instability later in life.

Here’s how to know which ACL graft is right for you.

The lower leg absorbs a majority of force during your day-to-day movements. Shin pain can be a warning sign of a more serious condition.

Sometimes an injury can cause your finger to lock in a bent position. The most likely reason is stenosing tenosynovitis aka trigger finger.

Here are some factors that may have contributed to your inflammatory wrist pain, so you can better understand your treatment options.

When injured, the bicep tendons can no longer function normally - causing pain and making it difficult to move your arms.

There are three main nerves that travel from your neck down to your hand. When those nerves become pinched or irritated, you may experience