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When it comes to specialized care in orthopaedics, the board certified physicians, physician assistants, and staff of The Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic set the standard of patient care for the Northern Virginia area. The Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic was founded in 1941 by the late Otto Anderson Engh, M.D. as the only Orthopaedic center in the area for the care and treatment of children crippled by polio. Our clinic has since expanded to a full range of care in the treatment of orthopaedic conditions by physicians who are highly-respected in their fields of expertise.
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Signs You May Have a Broken Wrist
If you’ve injured your wrist, you might be wondering: Is my wrist broken, strained, or sprained? And how can I tell? Finding the underlying cause of your injury is important to avoid making it worse and promote proper healing. Below, we’ll look at some signs you may have a broken wrist, what often causes it,
When a Knee Injury Requires Immediate Care
A sore knee after a workout or a long day on your feet is pretty common. You might just need a little R&R if you take a bad step or overexert yourself. But some knee injuries need immediate medical attention, especially if you have pain, swelling, or sudden instability after a fall, twist, collision, or
What Is Achilles Tendinosis? (And How It’s Different From Tendonitis)
Pain in the back of the ankle is often described as “Achilles tendonitis,” but that term isn’t always accurate. In many cases, the problem is actually Achilles tendinosis, a similar-sounding but separate condition that requires a different treatment approach. Understanding the difference between tendonitis and tendinosis can help you get the right care. Perhaps most
