Tagged with: ortho

Giving Thanks for Neck Surgery

Angela Schubert had avoided surgery long enough. The pain in her neck and the tingling and spasms in her arms had made her miserable for almost a year. 

Parkwest surgeons combine skill with technology for knee replacement

The incredibly precise nature of a new robotic-assisted knee replacement procedure is being matched by fellowship-trained surgeons who are precise in every undertaking. 

Patient on the move after robotic-assisted knee replacement

With a cruise in April and lots of gardening to do in the summer, Judith Valentini is set for living life to the fullest again after a successful robotic-assisted knee replacement. 

Surgeon has solution for ‘irreparable’ injury

Today, after a technically-challenging rotator cuff surgery by Dr. Paul Brady at Parkwest Medical Center, Karl Saulpaw’s shoulder has no pain and full range of motion.  

What a Relief

The source of Larry Britton’s suffering was cervical myelopathy. Dr. Madigan recommended a surgical procedure at Parkwest Medical Center to help ease the pain. 

Powell woman finds surgeon is ‘straight shooter’

Powell woman finds surgeon is ‘straight shooter’ 

Parkwest’s Care and Surgical Expertise Aid in Injury Recovery for Soccer-Playing Math Teacher

Parkwest’s Care and Surgical Expertise Add Up to Recovery for Soccer-Playing Math Teacher 

Hips to Hoops-Dad’s still in the game after MS leads to hip surgery

Kendrick Tate picks up a basketball, slowly dribbles his way to the far side of the court just beyond the three-point circle. In one smooth, arching flick of the wrist, the ball strips the net. Whoosh! They have the court all to themselves this afternoon as Tate, a 41-year-old single father of three, teaches his 

Retired Nurses Chooses Parkwest for Knee Replacement to help her ‘Get things done.’

Having worked as a licensed practical nurse in five states, Mary Stroud knows plenty about hospitals and surgeons. So when the time came for total knee replacement, she felt completely at ease choosing Parkwest Medical Center, a hospital where she’d worked for 12 years.      The orthopedic/neurosurgery unit at Parkwest is a leader in safe 

Bad back tests mettle of Alcoa furnace tender

Like any working stiff who has just been told he needs spinal surgery, Tommy Rogers’ first thoughts were about his job.   “My big concern was the length of recovery,” said Rogers, a 47-year-old furnace tender at the Alcoa aluminum plant now known as Arconic. “I was thinking house payments and bills. I thought I