Here are three of the most common injuries Dr. Joseph and his team at Vail-Summit Orthopaedics & Neurosurgery treat in our active golfing co

A torn UCL can prevent the thumb from effectively performing its daily motions of pinching and grasping.

Pickleball is a popular summertime racquet sport in Eagle and Summit County. Pickleball melds together different aspects of tennis,...

Hand numbness is usually caused by damage, irritation or compression of one of the nerves or a branch of one of the nerves in your arm/wrist

The MCL is your medial collateral ligament, which controls the side-to-side motion of your knee.

Mallet finger is typically caused when an object (such as a baseball) forcefully impacts the tip of the finger.

Caused when the major nerve in the hand is compressed, carpal tunnel syndrome results in painful and sometimes debilitating symptoms in the

Whether your knee pain is a chronic, long-term issue or flares up after activity, knee pain is a symptom that should never be ignored or...

All clavicle fractures, even “minor” ones, should be seen by an orthopaedic specialist immediately.

An elbow fracture, more commonly known as a broken elbow, is a common injury in the Eagle and Summit County communities.

When left untreated, a meniscus tear can significantly reduce your quality of life and lead to long-term knee issues in the future.

A broken wrist is just as common as a sprained one. Both these injuries are caused by similar mechanisms. So, if you’ve hurt your wrist, her

Here are the most common injuries for skiers and snowboarders and how you can avoid them.

Here’s how to know if you’re developing arthritis in the hand and what can be done to treat this painful condition.

What is tendinitis? Why does it cause pain in the wrist and elbow?

Here are a few tips and tricks to help new snowboarders avoid orthopaedic injuries.

“I was secure in Dr. Joseph’s professional knowledge, so I had no doubt I was in good hands. But he’s also so nice and always upbeat,” says

After a five minute conversation with Dr. Joseph, the surgeon on call, I realized he knew his subject matter and knew what needed to happen.

One of the most common knee injuries we see in the active sports world is a torn meniscus.

The main symptoms of De Quervain's tenosynovitis are pain and tenderness in the wrist, often below the base of the thumb.