Sprains, Strains, and Breaks: Treating Ankle Injuries
Sprains, strains, and breaks are common ankle injuries. Dr. Anthony A. Ferguson, a board certified orthopedic surgeon and foot and ankle specialist at the Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin explains what you…
OHOW’s Favorite Seafood Ceviche Recipe
Lighten up your entertaining with a summery Seafood Ceviche. This recipe takes fresh, raw seafood, ripe tomatoes, scallions, jalapenos, and various seasonings to create a mouthwatering dish. It’s a fresh,…
Shoulder Pain? Rotator Cuff Surgery May Be in Your Future
Are you experiencing shoulder pain? It may be a rotator cuff injury. Dr. Ryan Kehoe from the Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin’s surgical team explains what you need to know about…
The Benefits of Hydrotherapy as Part of a Physical Therapy Regimen
Think the pool is just for kids? Think again! Hydrotherapy can be a valuable part of physical therapy, incorporating low-impact exercises, injury recovery, and joint health. There are many great…
Ride Safe This Summer by Following 6 Important Bicycle Safety Tips
There’s nothing quite as fun as a bicycle ride in the summer. With your feet on the pedals and the wind in your face, biking feels exhilarating and free! Riding…
The OHOW Wauwatosa Physical Therapy Clinic is Now Open
The Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin is excited to announce the latest addition to our expanding group of physical therapy clinics. On June 29th, 2020, we will open our Wauwatosa physical…
Running Your First 5K: 8 Tips for Beginning Runners
The days are getting longer, and warm temperatures are calling us outdoors. This year, given the recent closures and time spent at home, many of us are even more eager…
Make the Most of Summer: 8 Ways to Avoid Injuries During Outdoor Activities
After a long winter and a spring filled with COVID19 quarantine, most of us can’t wait to get outside this summer! Even if social distancing is still the norm, there’s…
Describing Your Pain: Understanding the Pain Rating Scale
“How would you rate your pain on a scale of 1-10?” Chances are, if you’ve ever visited a doctor for an orthopedic issue (or any injury), you’ve likely been asked…