Your knees are an essential part of your body and have lots of tendons and connective tissue. This is necessary because of how often our knees are used in our daily lives. From walking, going up some stairs, sitting down, standing up, and so much more. That’s why receiving an injury like an MCL or ACL […]
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The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, or ACL, is one of 3 primary ligaments that helps keep your knees stable. When this ligament tears, it’s followed by immediate pain and instability in the knee. Most people can expect to recover from a torn ACL in six to nine months. While torn ACL is a common injury, it
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An ACL tear is a common injury that can happen to the knee. While some treatment options may be used to recover from these tears, others are more severe and may require ACL tear surgery. The doctors of Orthopedic Associates of Long Island can provide surgical intervention and improve one’s quality of life for many
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Now that the weather is warming up a little, we’re more inclined to spend more time outside. Whether we’re just relaxing on the patio or out playing sports, the warmer weather is a welcome relief from a long, cold winter. But starting a new sport always comes with a few risks. Whether you’re older or
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