Femoroacatabular Impingement (FAI): What you need to know by Patrick S. Buckley, MD
Femoroacatabular Impingement (FAI): What you need to know by Patrick S. Buckley, MD
Femoroacatabular impingement, also known as FAI, is a common cause of hip pain in young adults. On a basic level, the hip is a ball and socket joint. FAI is a condition that develops when...
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UOA Surgeons Selected as NJ Monthly Top Docs
University Orthopaedic Associates is proud to announce that a number of our doctors have once again made New Jersey Monthly magazine’s list of top doctors in the state. UOA's surgeons are recognized consistently for their...
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Dr. Patrick Buckley Discusses Rotator Cuff with Dr. Arthur Perry
Dr. Patrick Buckley, orthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist at University Orthopaedic Associates, sat down with Dr. Arthur Perry on Dr. Perry’s popular radio segment What’s Your Wrinkle?® with Dr. Perry on 77 WABC Radio. In the segment,...
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Dr. Baione Interviewed on Popular Radio Show
Dr. William Baione of University Orthopaedic Associates (UOA) was recently interviewed by Dr. Aurthur Perry on the popular radio segment What’s Your Wrinkle?® with Dr. Perry on 77 WABC Radio. In the segment, Dr. Baione discusses: ...
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The Three Conditioning Questions You Need to Ask Yourself
Conditioning is one of the most crucial elements in keeping an athlete safe. It goes way beyond maintaining performance late in a game. One of the easiest ways to recognize athletes with poor conditioning is...
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Body Awareness
It is amazing how athletes can move around the field effortlessly. From the toe-tap catches to the no-look passes, we are fascinated by these incredible maneuvers. It leaves many of us wondering how they did...
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Does Your Athlete Have Stiff Joints?
We all complain about how tight and stiff we are; some people can’t remember a time they could sit with their legs crossed. However, it’s very important to understand the difference between tight and stiff...
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Understanding the Facts and Myths of Laser Spine Surgery
What is laser spine surgery? Laser spine surgery, a term popularized largely by advertising, refers to the use of a laser for various routine minimally invasive surgical spine procedures. Examples include bulging or herniated discs, sciatica,...
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Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
For decades, the only way to access the necessary areas for spinal surgery was through open surgery. During open spine surgery, a five- to six-inch incision is made along the back, after which muscles are...
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Get the Facts on Muscle Activation
If you don’t use it, you lose it. This is the ultimate survival technique of the human body. Whether you call it efficient or just plain lazy, the body won’t support something it doesn’t need. This...
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