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The ankle may become fractured after rolling, bending, or twisting it. Because this joint is used to walk, run, and jump, injuries to this part of the body are common.

Joints are moveable connections between two bones. Joints allow the body to bend, flex, and move in various ways. If joints become damaged, movement can become extremely limited and painful. When joint pain is so severe that it diminishes a person's quality of life, joint replacement surgery may be necessary.

When patients experience problems with their wrists, they can have difficulty picking up and holding items, driving, working, and cooking. These patients often have a diminished quality of life.

Both arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome can affect the wrists and cause pain. Since the two conditions overlap, many patients are left wondering if they have carpal tunnel or arthritis.

At Orthopaedic Specialists of Austin, we treat issues that affect the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. Our treatments alleviate pain, restore mobility, and broaden range of motion, so that our Austin, TX, patients can once again lead a comfortably active life.

Toe fractures are extremely common. In many cases, surgery is not required to correct the issue. However, if the foot is unstable, or if several metatarsals have been fractured at the same time, toe surgery is necessary for proper healing and improved quality of life.

Nerve decompression surgery relieves pressure on a nerve. The surgical treatment is often performed to relieve the symptoms of a pinched nerve (weakness, tingling, or numbness) in the upper extremities.

Plantar fasciitis treatment can provide relief and restore mobility for many people who find their daily life is being impacted by the pain of plantar fasciitis.

Lower back problems can have a negative effect on your daily life. Conditions that affect the lower back can cause pain, discomfort, reduced mobility, and weakness in the lower extremities. Thankfully, our skilled team of Austin, TX orthopedic surgeons can help. Using non-surgical treatments and advanced spine surgery, we can relieve pain and restore your ability to go about your day.

The meniscus refers to two c-shaped cartilage discs located in the knee that act as a kind of shock absorber between the thighbone and the shinbone.