Why Cross Training is Important for Runners?
Dr. Sterett advises, "By diversifying training activities, runners can reduce the strain on specific muscle groups and joints, thereby minimizing the risk of overuse injuries.”
Is Knee Popping Bad?
Dr. Sterett explains, "Knee popping can arise from harmless, physiological mechanism. Common causes of knee popping encompasses a variety of factors. Soft tissue interactions, such as the movement of tendons, ligaments, or menisci can produce audible popping sensations.”
Can Knee Dislocation Cause Arthritis?
Dr. Sterett explains that, “Knee dislocations have the potential to cause arthritis, primarily due to the significant trauma and damage to the joint structures.” Knee dislocations occur when the bones of the knee joint are forced out of alignment, often as a result of high-impact accidents or sports injury.
Which is Better for Knees: Skiing or Snowboarding?
This overview aims to delve into the distinct differences and commonalities in knee injuries associated with skiing and snowboarding, as well as provide insights into risk factors and injury prevention techniques.
Preventing Shoulder Injuries While Skiing: Tips and Techniques
I am dedicated to helping ski enthusiasts enjoy their time on the slopes without the risk of debilitating shoulder injuries. A proactive approach that encompasses both pre-skiing preparations and on-slope techniques is my top recommendation for shoulder injury prevention.
Returning to Sports Safely: A Guide for ACL-Reconstructed Athletes
The journey back to sports after such a procedure is a careful and gradual process, and as we step into 2024 I want patients and athletes to have the information needed for a safe, successful recovery.
Navigating ACL Injuries in Ice Hockey: Dr. Sterett's Expert Guide to Swift Recovery
As the winter sports season unfolds, the risk of ACL injuries looms prominently in ice hockey. Dr. Bill Sterett, a distinguished board-certified orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist at Vail-Summit Orthopaedics & Neurology, brings forth his wealth of expertise in preventing and treating ACL injuries in ice hockey players.
Safeguarding Young Athletes: Dr. Sterett's Guide to Preventing ACL Injuries in Winter Sports
As the winter sports season approaches, ensuring the safety of our young athletes becomes a top priority. Dr. Bill Sterett, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and renowned sports medicine specialist, shares valuable insights on preventing ACL injuries in youth winter athletes.
I’m an older patient who has an aCL Tear, what are my options?
It is a priority to Dr. Sterett to provide patients with a comprehensive overview of ACL injuries. This blog post focus on answering the questions about anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears in older adults. While ACL injuries are often associated with young athletes, they can also affect older individuals, presenting unique challenges and considerations for patients.
My Shoulder Dislocated, How Do I know If I Need Surgery?
Dr. Sterett concentrates on the distinct characteristics of shoulder dislocations, including their cause clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment options. Hopefully you will come away with a better understanding of shoulders that “pop out”, are first time dislocations, and who is at risk for recurrence or other related injuries.
Knee Ligament Injuries: A Closer Look at ACL, MCL, PCL, and LCL Tears
Knee ligament injuries are prevalent, especially among athletes who engage in physically demanding sports, such as skiing, lacrosse, soccer, hockey, or football.
Knee Injuries on the Slopes: When to See a Doctor
Skiing and snowboarding are exciting winter sports that offer a great way to enjoy the outdoors, especially in the picturesque ski resorts of Eagle County. However, it's important to remember that knee injuries are prevalent among slope-goers.
Team Sterett’s Top 5 Blog Posts of 2022
Here are the most popular blog posts of 2022 that you might have missed!
Did I Tear My MCL?
If you've recently sustained a knee injury and are experiencing pain on the inner side of your knee joint, you may be wondering if you tore your medial collateral ligament (MCL).
The 3 Most Common Knee Injuries on the Slopes
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people — visitors and locals alike — hit the slopes throughout Eagle and Summit counties in search of corduroy, bluebird days, and deep pow. In this blog post, we'll look at three of the most common ski-related knee injuries and offer tips on how to avoid them.
Why Is My Knee Locking Up?
Is your knee locking or catching? Are you unable to bend or fully straighten your knee? If this sounds familiar, you might be dealing with a meniscus tear. Here’s how to recognize the symptoms of a torn meniscus.
Did I Tear My ACL or MCL?
Here's how to recognize the difference between an ACL and MCL tear and the treatment options for both injuries.
what you should know about knee pain
Here are answers to some common questions about knee pain.
Why does your knee hurt?
Our knees are a key component of living an active lifestyle. So when you start experiencing pain in your knee, it's time to pay attention.
Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Injuries
The posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) is one of the less commonly injured ligaments of the knee. Let's talk about PCL injuries here today.