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From Chronic Pain to College Lacrosse: Ella’s Journey Back to the Field 

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The Injury The Solution Ella continued to push through the pain and eventually earned a prestigious spot on the Cornell University women’s lacrosse team. But after completing her first college season, she began to worry that the stress reaction in her ankle could eventually lead to a more serious, potentially career-ending injury.   In May 2023, […]

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Physician Spotlight on Dr. Gerard F. Marciano

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What inspired you to become a foot and ankle surgeon? I’ve always enjoyed solving complex orthopedic problems while helping patients return to the activities they enjoy most. The foot and ankle are incredibly intricate, and I was drawn to the variety of conditions I can treat—from sports injuries and fractures to arthritis and deformity. It’s […]

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How Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery is Helping Patients 

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A Q&A with Dr. Robert Merrill, ONS Spine Surgeon, about the impact that minimally invasive approaches in spine surgery have on treatment and recovery.  What is minimally invasive surgery (MIS) for the spine, and how is it different from open surgery?  MIS for the spine uses advanced techniques and technologies to accomplish the same objectives as traditional open surgery, but is often performed through smaller incisions with much less damage […]

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How ONS Helped Cindy Become Pain-Free In Her Thumb

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The Injury  “About three years ago, I sought out Dr. David Wei, hand and upper extremity surgeon at Orthopedic & Neurosurgery Specialists, for insight. He educated me extraordinarily well on my options and I started by using massage, heat, ice, and stretching ultimately choosing to get cortisone injections,” explained Cindy. The first injection was very […]

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Physician Spotlight on Dr. Charles Kent

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How did you get interested in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation? I first got into Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation when I was in medical school. I shadowed a physiatrist in South Florida, and I was just so impressed with the strategies he had to help people organize their rehab plans and treat their symptoms. I felt […]

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ONS is First in CT to Offer Robotic Total Knee Replacement with Rosa-OptimiZe Technology  

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Benefits of Robotic-Assisted Technology such as Rosa-OptimiZe  “In joint replacement surgery, increasing precision is important to achieve consistent and excellent results,” said Dr. Choo, a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon who specializes in hip and knee replacement. “This technology allows us to pre-operatively plan and execute in an accurate fashion, and consistently size and implant the knee replacement correctly.”  A Commitment to Cutting-Edge Orthopedic Care ONS is dedicated to delivering top-quality […]

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How ONS Made a Medal-Winning Return to Martial Arts Possible 

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The Injury  As a serious student of jiu-jitsu and taekwondo, Derrelle was used to pushing his body to the limits. But one evening in May of 2025, he faced a new kind of test. Derrelle’s training partner put his left arm in a position to throw him, and the eccentric force of the ensuing move was so […]

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Five Misconceptions About Repetitive Strain Injuries 

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Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) are among the most common conditions I treat as a hand and upper extremity surgeon. Carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, tennis elbow, and other overuse conditions affect office workers, athletes, musicians, healthcare professionals, and active individuals of all ages.  Despite how common these conditions are, they are frequently misunderstood. Misconceptions about what causes […]

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