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Honored to Inspire Future Healthcare Professionals!
Dr. Jonathan Shaw recently had the privilege of participating in the FLVS Career Fair, where he shared insights into orthopedic surgery with aspiring students. The event was a fantastic opportunity to guide the next generation and help them explore careers in the medical field.
The FLVS team and students expressed their heartfelt appreciation for Dr. Shaw’s session, calling it "inspiring," "engaging," and "valuable." Their words reaffirm our commitment to education and mentorship in healthcare.
A big thank you to Florida Virtual School for organizing this impactful event and to all the students who participated with enthusiasm!
Together, we shape the future of medicine.
Spinal cord treatment restores function for paralyzed patients in study: ‘New hope’
Ninety percent of paralyzed patients regained strength or function in their upper limbs after receiving an experimental therapy, a new study found.
How Much Walking Is Too Much?
Walking regularly can reduce the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes; help you maintain a healthy weight; and strengthen your muscles and bones.
The Wright Stuff
From the trucks to the churches to the physical size of the state itself - it is the largest in the contiguous United States at over 200,000 square miles with a population of over 30 million proud Texans.
PBOI Completes First Case Using X-Twist Fixation System
The Palm Beach Orthopedic Institute recently announced that Dr. John Hinson has made a significant advancement in orthopedic surgery by completing his first procedure using the X-Twist Fixation System with biocomposite anchors.
Hinson, a board-certified specialist in orthopedic care, will now be able to offer patients tissue-to-bone repairs that rely on a clinically proven, non-permanent suture anchor, which provides early repair strength as well as safe resorption and replacement with new bone over time.
The 10 Best Tennis Elbow Braces of 2024 for Optimal Support and Pain Relief
Tennis elbow, clinically known as lateral epicondylitis, is a common injury that results from continuously overusing your elbow. In addition to playing tennis, the cumulative motions of painting, cooking, weightlifting, golfing, and yoga can also strain the muscles and tendons in your elbow area, causing tension, discomfort, and pain. Jerry Yoo, DPT, founder and CEO of Next Level Physio, says that if you're struggling to carry objects or have persistent elbow pain, wearing a tennis elbow brace could relieve some discomfort and pain by moving the point of tension closer to the wrist.
Palm Beach Orthopedic Institute Completes First Case Using the X-Twist™ Fixation System with Biocomp
Palm Beach Orthopedic Institute is proud to announce that Dr. John Hinson has made a significant advancement in orthopedic surgery by completing his first procedure using the X-Twist™ Fixation System with biocomposite anchors. Dr. Hinson, a board-certified specialist in orthopedic care, will now be able to offer patients tissue-to-bone repairs that rely on a clinically proven, non-permanent suture anchor, which provides early repair strength as well as safe resorption and replacement with new bone over time.
Rounded Shoulder Syndrome
Rounded shoulders occur as the shoulder blades move forward on the rib cage relative to their normal position,” said board-certified orthopedic surgeon, John Hinson, M.D of the Palm Beach Orthopaedic Institute. “This typically occurs as the middle and upper spine move forward relative to the rest of the body into a hunched position.
Sedentary Jobs and Rounded Shoulders: Risks, Causes, and Treatments
Innovations in technology have caused a boom in sedentary jobs. Teaching was a profession where you stood for hours a day but now, thanks to video conferencing, a teacher can sit down, log on and educate children a world away.
Rounded shoulders occur as the shoulder blades move forward on the rib cage relative to their normal position,” said board-certified orthopedic surgeon, John Hinson, M.D of the Palm Beach Orthopaedic Institute. “This typically occurs as the middle and upper spine move forward relative to the rest of the body into a hunched position.
Dr. Avino was interviewed live this morning on WPBF's 9am show talking about how to get back in shape without hurting yourself.
Dr. Avino was interviewed live this morning on WPBF's 9am show talking about how to get back in shape without hurting yourself. He was able to talk about the hottest sport in America in pickleball and hip replacement. Dr. Avino spoke in easy-to-understand terms, which is perfect for morning TV.
