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Common Broken Bones

Common Broken Bones

The human body has 206 bones that all have the potential to break in one way or another. With a vast array of accidents waiting to happen, such as vehicle collisions, slips, falls, and other unfortunate accidents, it's no surprise that many people experience some type...

Tendinitis of the Elbow

Tendinitis of the Elbow

Whether you’re an athlete, blue-collar worker, casual runner, or weightlifter, anyone can fall victim to tendonitis. If you find yourself with a new, seemingly constant pain, tendonitis may be the culprit.  Tendonitis is an overuse injury caused by repetitive...

Common Overuse Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Common Overuse Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Overuse injuries occur when you repeat the same actions over and over again, putting too much stress on specific parts of your body. You can experience a variety of overuse injuries, but some are more common than others. Learn more about common overuse injuries and...

Casting and Splinting

Casting and Splinting

Fracture care, or the treatment of broken bones, is a fundamental specialty of Nebraska Orthopaedic Center. A bone may be fractured in any number of ways requiring treatment through the specialized training and experience of an orthopedic surgeon. (For Cast Care...

Shin Splints

Shin Splints

Shin splints (known in the medical world as (medial tibial stress syndrome) tend to develop after physical activity, are a common exercise related injury, and tend to be associated with running. It’s important to note that shin splints can occur during any vigorous...

The Reality of Concussions

The Reality of Concussions

A concussion can occur due to a wide range of activities or injuries. Also called a mild traumatic brain injury, or MTBI for short, a concussion is a brain injury caused by a blow to the head or a violent shaking of the head and body. Whether you fell and hit your...

Keep Your Child Safe This Winter

Keep Your Child Safe This Winter

A child’s imagination is endless, and it’s only magnified when snow is involved. Some kids make forts, while others turn the backyard into a snowball battleground. And let’s not forget to mention their favorite extreme winter sport: sledding. When the winter snow...

Exercising in the Winter Months

Exercising in the Winter Months

You wake up 2 hours before work like always. You grab your shoes, sweatpants, heavy jacket, and do some indoor stretches in preparation for your morning run. You open the door and an Antarctic breeze instantly reddens the tip of your nose. You absolutely hate running...

Chronic Ankle Instability

Chronic Ankle Instability

Chronic ankle instability is an extremely common and often debilitating problem amongst those in the sporting world. In fact, acute ankle sprain is one of the most commonly reported injuries in all levels of sports, and even though it’s “just a sprain”, it’s not an...

Best Stretches for Swimmers, Bikers, Runners, and Gardeners

Best Stretches for Swimmers, Bikers, Runners, and Gardeners

Summer has arrived, and that means you’re going to spend lots of time in the great outdoors, enjoying your favorite activities. You might spend your days swimming, biking, or running, or maybe you prefer to do a little gardening. You might even find yourself engaged...