Missouri Orthopaedic Institute

After undergoing a knee replacement and rehabilitation with the Mizzou Therapy Services team, Zeke Crane is back to riding his bike. To see if knee replacement surgery is right for you, take an assessment at https://fal.cn/3eZm6.

MU Health Care is a great place to work because it’s not just work. The Missouri Orthopaedic Institute is my second home, and my unit is like a family. For Joseline Gonzalez, a career in nursing is more than just a job. https://fal.cn/3eYhy

After vertebral body tethering corrected her scoliosis, a Jefferson City teen started helping others deal with their diagnosis. https://fal.cn/3ePe9

Did you know we have a team of sports medicine doctors, athletic trainers, dietitians and physical therapists who work together to keep you in the game? From concussions to muscle sprains to broken bones, our specialists treat a wide variety of sports-related injuries for both adult and youth athletes. Find out more here: https://fal.cn/3eGHp

If you have muscle or joint pain that won't go away, you may benefit from chiropractic care. Chiropractic care is a natural approach to health care that helps restore normal function to the spine and other joints. Learn more about our services: https://fal.cn/3ezh2

Back and spine injuries can be debilitating, but there are some things you can do to help prevent pain. Dr. Theodore Choma shared some tips on KFRU's The Closers. https://fal.cn/3c01v

ACL tears are a common knee injury that affects more than 100,000 people in the U.S. each year. Beach rugby player Corey Jackson is one of those people. Thanks to a prescribed training program at Mizzou Therapy Services' MU Human Performance Program, Jackson is back on his feet and working towards a return to the rugby pitch. https://fal.cn/3bPbQ

Thank you to all of our staff for saving and improving the lives of mid-Missourians every day. We are so thankful for your commitment to our community!

What is plantar fasciitis? Jose Ramirez, DC, joined KFRU's The Closers to discuss common causes of heel pain as well as other ways to keep your body healthy.

Hip injuries can make everyday activities more challenging. Dr. Brett Crist joined KFRU's The Closers to discuss signs and symptoms of common hip injuries and ways you can minimize your risk for injury. https://fal.cn/3bGGw

Injured at your high school football game or cross country meet? Our Sports Medicine Injury Clinic is open daily with special Saturday hours for middle school and high school athletes. www.muhealth.org/sportsinjuryclinic

After suffering through chronic ankle pain while exploring new countries, world-traveler Donald Fues had enough. Thanks to a total ankle replacement, Fues is back on his feet and walking around pain-free. https://fal.cn/3aFHu

Being active can come with its own aches and pains. If you’ve suffered a sports- or exercise-related injury within the past seven days and need to be evaluated, visit our Sports Medicine Injury Clinic, open 7 to 8 a.m. each weekday. http://www.muhealth.org/sportsinjuryclinic

Blood flow restriction therapy is used to help patients strengthen injured or weak muscles while reducing the stress placed on the recovering limb. Learn more https://fal.cn/3bCNb

Common hand issues such as carpal tunnel, trigger finger and tendinitis, among others, can be treated in our Outpatient Surgery Clinic saving time and money. Learn more in this webinar. https://fal.cn/OPHandWebinar

Although back pain can be a common ailment, it's important to monitor your symptoms. Dr. Mark Drymalski lists some signs to look out for that may signal a more serious medical condition. https://www.spineuniverse.com//how-do-you-know-when-back-p

A bunion is a painful bony bump on the inside of the foot caused by an unstable joint in the big toe. Bunions can cause pain when walking or doing other everyday activities. Learn about the latest treatment options. https://fal.cn/BunionWebinarRegistration

If you overdid your workout or pushed too hard during practice, we've got you covered. Our early morning walk-in clinic is designed to help with acute sports injuries. All ages are welcome. https://www.muhealth.org/sportsinjuryclinic

Your hands are a vital part of your daily activities. At the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute, we take a team approach to treat hand and wrist problems. Learn more: https://fal.cn/3a4D0

Your feet work hard on a daily basis, but did you know they can show early signs of health problems? Dr. Kyle Fiala spoke with U.S. News and World Report to share tips for taking better care of your feet https://fal.cn/3a22o

Chiropractic care is a natural approach to health care that helps restore normal function to the spine and other joints. Our chiropractors use hands-on therapies to relieve pain. If you have muscle or joint pain that won't go away, learn more about our chiropractic care options at www.muhealth.org/chiropractors.

Now open, our Sports Medicine Injury Clinic is a walk-in clinic for those who’ve sustained a sports- or exercise-related injury within the last seven days. We’re open to all ages weekdays from 7-8 a.m. and hold special hours on Saturdays for middle and high school athletes with sports injuries. Learn more here: http://www.muhealth.org/sportsinjuryclinic

Is there a difference between a sprain and a strain? Dr. Brian Toedebusch explains the difference and discusses common sports injuries.