by Sabrina Strickland | May 3, 2019 | Hospital for Special Surgery, Knee (injuries), Orthopedics
Who is a candidate for joint preservation surgery in the Patellofemoral joint? Read this article I...
by Sabrina Strickland | Aug 29, 2018 | Featured Articles, Hospital for Special Surgery, Orthopedics, Women
I hear this question quite frequently. Whether it be from my medical student mentees or from the residents and fellows I teach. The answer is that I love orthopedics for many reasons. For one, the fact I help improve a patient’s quality of life is immeasurable....
by Sabrina Strickland | Jun 21, 2018 | Featured Articles, Orthopedics
Patients come in all the time asking if I can replace or repair the damaged cartilage in their knee. I wish I could answer yes every time, but this isn’t always the case. When we think of cartilage lesions we sometimes use the term “pothole” to describe the...
by Sabrina Strickland | Jun 5, 2018 | Featured Articles, Orthopedics
Question of the day: Would patients prefer to communicate with their surgeon electronically more than coming into the office? I think the answer depends on the patient, the type of problem they are facing, and what the office visit was supposed to accomplish....
by Sabrina Strickland | Mar 21, 2018 | Featured Articles, Knee replacement, Orthopedics
Patients ask me daily what they can do to prevent, slow down, or reverse the damages caused by Osteoarthritis. As we learn more and more about what contributes to the breakdown of cartilage in joints, we also develop new ways to halt and prevent damage. Unfortunately,...
by Sabrina Strickland | Nov 30, 2017 | Orthopedics
As you may be aware, if you have ever dealt with a specialty pharmacy it is a confusing process – And it is confusing for all parties involved. First, you may call your insurance company when you find out you need a medication that is available only through a...
