Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee
A Total Joint Christmas Carol with Dr. Preet Gurusamy
Exploring the past, present, and future of joint replacement surgery with Preet Gurusamy, M.D., uncovering advancements that improve lives and mobility In the beloved holiday classic, A Christmas Carol, Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future and taken on a reflective journey throughout his life. Cold-hearted and greedy, Scrooge…
Read MoreAdvancements in ACL Reconstruction and Recovery with Dr. Matt Anderson
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — With fall athletic seasons coming to an end, many athletes are starting to address injuries and make a recovery plan for the off season. While patience is required with any kind of injury, ACL injuries require special dedication and persistence to heal, especially if the athlete expects to return to…
Read MoreA Path Back To Play with Bone and Joint Institute Rehabilitation Services
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — Scotty Wild, DPT, SCS, and Chris Justice, DPT, share expert insights on recovery timelines and rehabilitation protocols for injured athletes Fall sports are well underway, with many teams already playing in the playoffs and tournaments. With so many practices, games, matches and general wear and tear, injuries come with the…
Read MoreLet’s Talk Tobacco: Effects on Bone and Joint Health with Dr. Colin Looney
by Colin Looney, M.D. — More than 16 million Americans are currently living with a disease caused by smoking, which is the leading cause of preventable death. Smoking-related diseases can harm nearly every organ in the body, causing cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung disease and much more. What many people may not know is that tobacco use…
Read MoreBone and Joint Institute of Tennessee to Host 3rd Annual Skeleton Gala
Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee will host the third annual Skeleton Gala on Oct. 26, in Liberty Hall at The Factory at Franklin. The masquerade event is Bone and Joint Institute’s primary fundraiser and benefits the Williamson Health athletic training program and scholarships for students who will be pursuing health science degrees in college.…
Read MoreClarifying Myths Surrounding Spinal Injections with Dr. Zachary Kalb
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — It can be hard to find the right time to address recurring back pain. Between our busy schedules, the rumored risks of many procedures and the daunting task of locating the source of pain, many people simply learn to live with discomfort. But a solution to a pain-free life…
Read MoreProtecting Young Minds with Dr. Richard Gibson
Richard Gibson, M.D., Discusses Concussion Prevention and Treatment for High School Athletes Originally published in the Williamson Herald — If students are to excel academically, they have to also be cared for physically. Head trauma, like concussions, can cause students to fall behind on their schoolwork as they let their brains recover. Because concussions are more…
Read MoreThrough the Lens of a Team Physician for Local High Schools with Dr. Scott Arthur
An In-Depth Look Into The Daily Life and Responsibilities of a Bone and Joint Institute Team Physician with Scott Arthur, M.D. Originally published in YOUR Williamson — It’s hard to believe another school year is starting up with new classes, teachers and extracurriculars. It’s this time of year that we often reflect on the dedication of…
Read MoreBack To School Tips with Dr. Casey Davidson and David Cox
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — With summer coming to a close and school starting, students are quickly getting back into the classroom. In addition to the increased workload, students take on the physical weight of their backpacks, books and laptops. If mismanaged, these added strains can cause long-term back and shoulder injuries that linger well…
Read MoreSafety On The Sidelines with Dr. Scott Arthur
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — As the summer melts away, back-to-school preparations are already in full swing. From completing summer reading assignments to gathering school supplies and reestablishing routines, your to-do list is likely overflowing. Add to that the wide array of sports and extracurricular activities available, and it’s clear there’s a lot to…
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