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When is it Time to Consider Knee Replacement Surgery?

When is it Time to Consider Knee Replacement Surgery?

For most patients suffering from arthritis of the knee, the decision to undergo a knee replacement procedure requires many important steps and decisions. While knee replacement procedures are a safe and effective option, it is important that you and your orthopedic...
3 Common Hip Injuries in Athletes

3 Common Hip Injuries in Athletes

No matter what the sport, the muscles and joints of the hip play an important role in speed and power. However, as the level of competition increases, athletes can become increasingly susceptible to hip injuries. Below are 3 common hip injuries often seen in athletes,...
4 Signs It Is Time To Have Your Knee Examined

4 Signs It Is Time To Have Your Knee Examined

It can often be difficult to determine whether or not your knee pain is something that should be evaluated by a specialist.  For many, rest and the use of over the counter medications is helpful.  However, if your knee pain is becoming chronic and interfering with...
3 Gym Exercises That Are Killing Your Knees

3 Gym Exercises That Are Killing Your Knees

“Don’t skip leg day!” It is a phrase that everyone at the gym hears on a consistent basis. However, your “leg day” exercises may be causing pain and damage to your knees- if they are not done correctly or if you are overexerting yourself. Below are 3 Common Gym...
Watch Lenny’s Story

Watch Lenny’s Story

Lenny is 39 year old Corrections Officer whose knee pain threatened his ability to perform his high risk job. After meeting Bergen County Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Nicholas Alexander, he successfully underwent a Total Knee Replacement and has returned to work without...
3 Things You Should Know About Meniscus Tears

3 Things You Should Know About Meniscus Tears

Each knee has two C shaped pieces of cartilage, each of which is called the meniscus (plural: menisci). These rings of cartilage act as a cushion between the 2 bones of the knee (the femur and tibia). One meniscus is located in the inner edge of the knee and the other...
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