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New Office hours effective 4/23.
4:01 AM Apr 23rd
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2012 AAOS Primer 'Social Media in Healthcare' launched last week.
1:30 PM Feb 18th
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HIPAA 5010 transition creating billing problems nationwide. See MGMA letter to CMS
11:55 AM Feb 17th
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AAOS lectures 'Enhancing Physician Productivity and Practice Transition to ICD 10' available via my website
7:55 AM Feb 5th
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AAOS 2012 Primer on Social Media in Healthcare debuts at AAOS meeting San Francisco 2/7/12
7:53 AM Feb 5th
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Compensation at NY Non-profit Hospitals finally under scrutiny.
12:41 PM Jan 28th
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Osteoporosis effects all age groups
6:09 PM Nov 27th, 2011
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'Pes' bursitis is treated with NSAIDS, supportive orthosis, PT and often injections. It can easily be misdiagnosed.
2:19 PM Oct 23rd, 2011
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'Pes' Bursitis is named for the anatomical area in which it occurs. The tendons here form a 'duck's foot' appearance and hence the name.
2:16 PM Oct 23rd, 2011
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I'm seeing an increase in Pes Anserinus Bursitis in the office.This is a common condition in knee arthritis before/after replacement surgery
2:14 PM Oct 23rd, 2011
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FHL tendonitis can be the bane of ballet dancers. If pain persists seek medical advice and treatment.
12:38 PM Oct 2nd, 2011
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FHL tendonitis may need surgery if not responding to nonoperative treatment. Release of the tendon behind the medial ankle has high success.
12:35 PM Oct 2nd, 2011
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Treatment of FHL tendonitis is early diagnosis.It is often confused with achilles tendonitis & tarsal tunnel syndrome.Rest/stretches/therapy
12:34 PM Oct 2nd, 2011
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FHL tendonitis is from en pointe in dancers. The tendon arises from the posterior fibula and courses around the medial ankle to the big toe.
12:31 PM Oct 2nd, 2011
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I had a couple of Ballet dancers in the office w 'Dancers Tendonitis'.
This is Flexor Hallucis Tendonitis(FHL) caused from extreme plantar
12:30 PM Oct 2nd, 2011
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American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons - Practice Forward 2011
Great course!attended last year-excellent faculty!!
7:40 AM Sep 25th, 2011
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MTSS diagnosis is key.Diagnostic testing MRI/ Bone scan/ compartment measurement may be needed to establish dx.Good luck in your meets!
7:20 AM Sep 25th, 2011
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MTSS treatment for type 1 is rest, stretches/ local modalities and evaluation of shoewear/ running mechanics. type 2&3 may require surgery.
7:16 AM Sep 25th, 2011
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MTSS is more common in females running less than 5 yrs, hx of foot pronation and orthotic use contributing to poor running mechanics.
7:14 AM Sep 25th, 2011
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MTSS type1-tibial microfracture or stress reaction,type 2-periostalgia from chronic avulsion,type 3-chronic exertional compartment syndrome
7:11 AM Sep 25th, 2011
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- Name Adam Soyer
- Location NY
- Web http://www.adamso...
- Bio Editor,Social Media in Healthcare,ICD 10,NYU affiliated Orthopedic Surgeon in NY specializing in Upper Extremity Surgery,Sports Medicine&Fracture Care
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