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What to Know about Shoulder Replacements

Shoulder arthritis and severe rotator cuff damage can lead to chronic pain and limited mobility. In this Q&A, ONS sports medicine and shoulder surgeon Dr. Marc Kowalsky discusses how modern shoulder replacement techniques—both anatomic and reverse—are restoring function, relieving pain, and helping patients return to the activities they enjoy. Do I need a shoulder replacement? […]
Orthopaedic & Neurosurgery Specialists Expands Physical and Occupational Therapy Clinic in Wilton, CT
An Active Mom’s Return from ACL Surgery
Distance Runner Reclaims His Stride Thanks to Dr. Sethi and ONS
What to Know About Minimally Invasive Achilles Tendon Surgery

Achilles tendon ruptures are common among athletes and active individuals, and treatment options have evolved over time. In this Q&A, ONS foot and ankle surgeon Dr. Andrew Pao discusses how minimally invasive surgery is improving outcomes while reducing recovery time and risks for patients. How is an Achilles tendon rupture treated? The best treatment for […]
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Bunion Q&A: What to Know About Symptoms, Treatment Options, and Recovery from Foot & Ankle Experts at ONS
by Dr. Andrew Pao and Dr. Jordan Pasternack Drs. Andrew Pao and Jordan Pasternack, foot and ankle surgeons at ONS, address common questions about bunions. They discuss causes, symptoms, treatment options, and what to expect during recovery from surgery. Bunions What is a bunion?A bunion is an angular deformity of the bone on the inside […]
Ankle Sprains, Fractures, and Instability: A Q&A with Foot & Ankle Experts at ONS
by Dr. Andrew Pao and Dr. Jordan Pasternack Drs. Andrew Pao and Jordan Pasternack, foot and ankle surgeons at ONS, provide insights into ankle sprains and fractures. They discuss causes, how to differentiate between a sprain and fracture, ankle instability, treatment options, and what to expect during recovery from surgery. Ankle Sprains What is an […]
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