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Back pain is a common complaint among golfers, impacting both amateur enthusiasts and professional athletes. Golf, while seemingly low-impact, involves repetitive, high-intensity movements that can stress the spine and surrounding structures.  Understanding the causes, symptoms, and preventative measures for golf-related back pain can help maintain performance and long-term health. Golf…

Golfers recovering from spinal fusion surgery often wonder if they can return to the game we love so dearly. The good news? Yes, you can! Even elite athletes like Tiger Woods have returned to high-level golf following spinal fusion surgery. However, it’s crucial to prioritize your recovery and long-term spinal…

Thoracic spinal fusion is an intricate surgery that involves fusing vertebrae to reduce pain and improve functionality. It is often necessary due to conditions such as scoliosis, spinal fractures, or degenerative disc disease. Recovery from thoracic spinal fusion is a critical phase, requiring careful management to ensure proper healing and…

A partial ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tear occurs when the ligament in the knee is partially damaged, often leading to instability, pain, and limited range of motion. This injury typically results from sudden stops, pivots, or direct impacts, commonly seen in athletes. Early diagnosis and appropriate management are crucial to…

The C1 and C2 vertebrae, also known as the atlas and axis, are the uppermost bones in the spinal column. They play a crucial role in supporting the skull and enabling head movements.  Damage or injury to these vertebrae often leads to pain, limitations to daily activities, and reduced quality…