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When adults lose bone density, a condition commonly referred to as osteopenia, it can be contributed to aging or complications from other medical conditions. In either case, it may be indicative of an increased risk of other associated low-bone density conditions, or even an increased vulnerability to fractures. Saint Luke's uses bone density scans to help monitor overall bone density and manage potential breaks and other conditions associated with lower bone density.

The foot and ankle form a complex structure that contains more than 30 joints, which enable you to walk, run, stand, flex your foot, and jump. Any condition or injury that disturbs the normal function of these joints can result in pain, muscle weakness, and limited mobility.

Rockhill Orthopaedic Specialists treat most conditions or traumas that cause dysfunction between the ligaments, tendons, muscles, joints, and bones of your hands or wrists, which can negatively impact quality of life.

Your knees and hips are among the most complex joints in the human body, relying on bones, cartilage, ligaments, and the corresponding muscles to work in tandem. However, when injury or disease disrupts the normal function of the knee or hip joint, it results in pain and limited range of motion, which affects your ability to perform your daily activities.

The physiatrists at Rockhill Orthopaedic Specialists are dedicated to exploring a wide range of nonsurgical treatment options for our patients.

The sports medicine physicians at Rockhill Orthopaedic Specialists can get you back to playing sports and enjoying the activities you love.

After surgery, the resulting wound needs proper care for healing, minimizing infection risk, and avoiding complications.