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Expert Orthopedic Care Has a New Home at Boca Raton Regional Hospital
Dr. Miniaci, an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine and shoulder and knee surgery, leads a team of surgeons actively involved in clinical research to improve patient outcomes worldwide.
Joint Replacement Surgery: New Technologies Transform Care
Total knee and hip replacement surgeries have been around for more than 50 years. But thanks to advances such as robotics, computer navigation, 3D printing technology and new pain-reducing medications, patients today bounce back quicker ...
Meet the Chief: John Uribe, M.D., Drives Evolution of Orthopedic Care
As head team physician for the Miami Dolphins and Florida Panthers and a lifelong athlete himself, John Uribe, M.D., admits he’s a bit of an adrenaline junkie. It’s a trait that has served him well in his storied career as an orthopedic ...
Innovative and Minimally Invasive Technique for Fracture Fixation
On Demand: Participants will be able to describe a technique for pathologic and osteoporotic Fractures and recognize the criteria for use of the technology.
Pickleball Popularity Still Surging, But So Are Related Injuries, Especially Among Older Adults
As you may have heard, pickleball has been the fastest-growing recreational sport in the U.S. for years – and its rising popularity refuses to wane.
Michael Cohn, M.D., Joins Baptist Health as an Orthopedic Hand and Upper Extremity Surgeon
Michael Cohn, M.D., joins Baptist Health as a board-certified and fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon, specializing in the nonsurgical and surgical treatment of hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder disorders.
Speaking From the Hip: New Baptist Health Orthopedic Complex Treats You Like a Pro Athlete
Whether you’re the star forward of your soccer team, a beloved member of your pickleball league or a busy grandparent, when you twist your knee, roll your ankle or feel your back pull, you need help.
At 71, Minimally Invasive Knee Replacement Drives Chauffeur Back to Active Living
When knee osteoarthritis has gotten to the point of “bone-on-bone” pain, it means the cartilage that protects the bones from rubbing against each other has deteriorated.
Anthony Miniaci, M.D., recently sat down for a “Meet the Chief” chat, sharing his experience and some of his views on orthopedic injuries.