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You know something is going on with your kneecap if it slips to the side, either due to an injury or an activity as simple as standing up from a chair. Learn more about kneecap dislocation.

It was science meeting faith for Kurt Jacobson, who could forgo traditional chemotherapy for his cancer thanks to new targeted therapy treatment.

... a new patient, the surgeon will do a focused history and physical exam. They also will review any lab tests or X-rays that have already been performed. If surgery is recommended, you and the surgeon...

Lily Gersemehl is always on the move — running, climbing and dancing her way through life. Perhaps she’s making up for lost time after being born with hip dysplasia.

... is performed with the patient supine (lying on his or her back), which facilitates use of X-ray guidance and increases placement accuracy of prosthetic hip components. Typically, patients who undergo...

... use of X-ray guidance and increases placement accuracy of prosthetic hip components. Typically, patients who undergo this procedure can expect slightly faster recovery, gait improvements and less need...

... is performed with the patient supine (lying on his or her back), which facilitates use of X-ray guidance and increases placement accuracy of prosthetic hip components. Typically, patients who undergo...

... use of X-ray guidance and increases placement accuracy of prosthetic hip components. Typically, patients who undergo this procedure can expect slightly faster recovery, gait improvements and less need...

... is performed with the patient supine (lying on his or her back), which facilitates use of X-ray guidance and increases placement accuracy of prosthetic hip components. Typically, patients who undergo...

... is performed with the patient supine (lying on his or her back), which facilitates use of X-ray guidance and increases placement accuracy of prosthetic hip components. Typically, patients who undergo...