Please note: Urgent Ortho Care hours at our 430 Saybrook Rd Middletown location have been temporarily adjusted to Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 3:30 pm. Our 512 Saybrook Rd location in Middletown remains open Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.
For nearly a year, Christine lived with what she thought was a stubborn muscle pull. As a fitness professional and dance instructor, she pushed through her discomfort while teaching yoga, Pilates, and ballet barre. Eventually, Christine’s pain began to color everything she did. Walking became increasingly difficult, and she stopped attending a tap dancing class she was taking. “I would […]
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Knee cartilage injuries can be painful and limiting, especially for active individuals. In this Q&A, MOSA sports medicine surgeon Dr. Michael A. Kuhn discusses how a groundbreaking minimally invasive procedure—MACI Arthro—is transforming cartilage repair and helping patients recover faster with less surgical trauma. How can I tell if my knee pain is due to cartilage […]
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Middlesex Orthopedic & Spine Associates’ roster of Top Doctors continues to grow with 15 physicians named to this year’s Castle Connolly 2025 Top Doctors and Rising Stars list. These notable doctors are nominated by their peers and thoroughly validated by Castle Connolly’s research team to ensure that they deliver the highest quality patient care. The […]
Joint replacement surgery is one of the most common procedures in the U.S. and previously required an overnight hospital stay. Increasingly, these surgeries are often performed in outpatient settings for appropriate candidates, offering patients convenience and safety by allowing them to return home the same day. Have you ever wondered what makes this possible? It […]
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What is scoliosis Scoliosis is an abnormal side-to-side curvature of the spine. When looking at a person with scoliosis from the front, his or her spine may be more shaped like a “C” or a “S”. This can lead to the shoulders and/or hips being uneven. If the curve is large enough, it can cause […]
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