By Dr. Bruce Seideman and Dr. Kevin Cassidy If you are experiencing hip or knee pain, you may be considering a total joint replacement. But did you know that it might be possible to undergo surgery at an ambulatory surgery center (ASC) and go home the same day? About thirty years ago, it was common
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Physician Spotlight on Dr. Annette Lukose
Get to know Dr. Annette Lukose, an interventional pain physician at Orthopaedic Associates of Manhasset and learn what drives her personal approach in caring for patients. How did you get interested in medicine and physiatry? At a young age, I knew I wanted to have a positive impact on people’s lives through medicine. I was
Read MoreInjury Prevention and Return to Running
Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just getting started, learn how to enhance your running experience and stay on the right track. Chris Turuta, Manager of Physical and Occupational Therapy and a licensed physical therapist at OAM Huntington, shares tips on preventing running injuries and recognizing the warning signs of overtraining. He also provides a program
Read MoreInnovations in Joint Replacements
By Dr. Simon Greenbaum, board-certified and fellowship-trained joint replacement surgeon at OAM Arthritis is one of the most common ailments in the U.S. and can often limit or prohibit a person’s daily activities. The surgical solution for arthritis in the knees or hips is a joint replacement which is generally considered a very successful procedure.
Read More13 OAM Physicians Are Named Newsday and Castle Connolly 2023 Top Doctors
Newsday recently announced the names of the physicians selected for the prestigious 2023 Top Doctors list, and Orthopaedic Associates of Manhasset is proud to have 13 doctors on the list. Newsday partners with Castle Connolly, a leading healthcare research company to compile the list. These notable doctors are nominated by their peers and thoroughly validated
Read MoreOrthopaedic Associates of Manhasset Opens Huntington Location
New Facility Provides Access to Full Spectrum of Orthopedic Care Huntington, NY, October 17, 2022 – Today, Orthopaedic Associates of Manhasset opened its newest location in Huntington, NY. Located at 532 New York Avenue, this new facility offers full-service orthopedic care in Suffolk County. Established in 1971, OAM has been serving Long Island residents
Read MoreOAM Physician Spotlight on Dr. Ashley Burlage
Get to know Dr. Ashley Burlage, hand and upper extremity surgeon, who joined Orthopaedic Associates of Manhasset in August 2022. Dr. Burlage is currently seeing patients at the OAM Great Neck and Huntington locations. Tell us about your ties to the Huntington community. I was born in Huntington Hospital and grew up here! You can
Read MoreHigh School Soccer Injury Prevention Tips
By Brian Capogna, MD, sports medicine surgeon at OAM Soccer is a popular sport for both females and males during adolescence and can instill values of teamwork, determination and success while keeping active. With these positives comes the risk of injuries, which can potentially occur any time there is physical activity. Common soccer injuries can
Read MoreHigh School Football Injury Prevention Tips
By Brian Capogna, MD, sports medicine surgeon at OAM Football can be a big part of a high schooler’s life. Friday night games are a place for members of the community to come together to support their local athletes. I dedicate every fall weekend to providing sideline coverage for high school and college games. I
Read MoreIs Your Body in a Pickle? Pickleball Injury Prevention Tips
By David Tuckman, MD, Hand and Upper Extremity Surgeon at OAM Seemingly overnight, pickleball has taken America by storm. This previously little-known sport has become very popular in communities across the country. What is it exactly? It is a mix of tennis, badminton and ping pong. A game is played on a court as singles
Read MoreWhy Should You See a Foot and Ankle Surgeon If You Have Foot Pain?
By Wei Shen, MD, OAM Foot and Ankle Surgeon Foot pain is quite common and can come in many forms. Common foot complaints include: bunions, hammertoes, arthritis, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, bone spurs and acute trauma issues like fractures or ligamentous injuries. Most foot and ankle conditions – excluding traumatic fractures – can initially be
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