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High-performance athletes may experience an imbalance in their energy intake and expenditure. A lack of energy availability can cause a decrease in bone health, resulting in stress-related bone injuries that require professional treatment. Dr. Noyes is an orthopedic knee surgeon who specializes in diagnosing and treating sports-related bone and joint conditions. Here is more information…
Read MoreOur orthopedic knee surgeon can help you with injuries, arthritis, or other disorders. The surgeon may offer body composition techniques, nutrition, and rest/recovery for the healing process. Here are how these elements may affect the before and after of your knee surgery: What Is Body Composition? Body composition, the ratio of muscle, bone, fat, and…
Read MoreAchieving peak athletic performance extends beyond training and exercising. Female athletes should prioritize other aspects of their health, including nutrition and resting, to excel in their sports. Promptly addressing sports injuries may also improve health and performance. If you suffer from a knee injury, Dr. Noyes at the Noyes Knee Institute is one of the…
Read MoreKnee braces are an at-home treatment method that may help with knee pain and other joint conditions. If you have questions about wearing a brace and what it can do for your knee, a board-certified knee surgeon at Noyes Knee Institute can assess your knee health and provide treatment suggestions. Here is more information about…
Read MoreThe anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) offers stability to the knee joint by connecting the tibia and femur. An ACL injury occurs when the ligament is stretched or torn due to sudden stops or impact on the knee. If you experience knee pain, swelling, and a pop sound, a knee surgeon at Noyes Knee Institute can…
Read MoreFemale athletes often hear myths regarding their training, including in areas like conditioning, strength training, and more. At Noyes Knee Institute, we can help debunk these myths and educate our customers on knee surgery and how exercise can affect it. Here are some of the myths that might be associated with female athletics, shared by…
Read MoreKnee replacement surgery can look different for those who opt for a knee replacement. Factors like anesthesia, recovery time, candidacy, and results can differ from procedure to procedure. At Noyes Knee Institute, we deem ourselves some of the best knee replacement surgeons because of our expertise and track record. Here is what you should know…
Read MoreArthrofibrosis of the knee is a condition characterized by abnormal scar tissue growth around the knee joint. This condition may limit mobility and cause pain, requiring prompt and effective treatment to restore knee function. Our orthopedic knee surgeon at The Noyes Knee Institute can assess your knee health and recommend suitable treatment. Here are some…
Read MoreInjuries to the meniscus are common, especially among athletes and individuals involved in physical activities. Pain, inflammation, and restricted mobility can result from torn or injured meniscus. Orthopedic knee surgeon Dr. Noyes can perform repairs to help restore knee function and alleviate discomfort. Here are four things to know about meniscus repair: 1. The Importance…
Read MoreIf you or a loved one are considering having knee surgery, you may be concerned about a post-operative stroke. You can talk to your knee surgeon about the risk of a stroke after the surgery and how to recognize the warning signs. Dr. Noyes of Noyes Knee Institute will review the risks of your knee…
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