Why Women are More Likely to Injure their ACL
Tearing an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) can be an athlete’s worst nightmare. And it turns out, female athletes are four times more likely to injure their ACLs than their male counterparts. This disparity has been the subject of several research studies as of late. It appears several factors contribute to the increased incidence of injury among … read more
6 Tips to Avoid Winter Injuries
According to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 million U.S. adults are injured due to slips and falls every year. As we settle in for the last few months of winter, now is a great time to remind ourselves of a few strategies to help prevent falls and minimize our risk of injury … read more
Patient Overcomes Bone Cancer with Orthopedic Oncology
Todd Musselman came to Dr. Ronald Hugate with a tumor from elbow to shoulder. He left with full use of his arm and fingers. Family man Todd Musselman is a professional musician and lifestyle coach. Happily married and living in Steamboat, Colorado, Todd shares three adult children with his wife. In February 2020, Todd went … read more
6 Commonly asked back pain and spine surgery questions
In this series of videos, board-certified spine surgeon, Dr. Philip York, answers commonly asked questions that patients have about back pain and spine surgery. How do I know if my back pain is serious? How serious is spine surgery? What are common reasons for back pain? What does recovery from spine surgery look like? Is … read more
D1 Athlete Returns to Sport after Bilateral Hip Arthroscopy
University of Denver Soccer Player describes her experience with Dr. Daniel Haber and her smooth return to an active lifestyle As a D1 college athlete, Anna is passionate about living an active lifestyle. She has always loved soccer, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and long-distance running. When she moved to Colorado to play D1 College … read more
