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Whether you are hitting golf balls at a range or actually playing golf, golf can put a tremendous amount of stress on your muscles and joints. Here are a few

An acute rupture of the Achilles tendon is common and seen most frequently in people who participate in recreational athletics into their 30’s and 40’s. It is also a common

Dr. Martin G. Mankey specializes in all conditions of the foot and ankle; from ankle sprains to congenital deformities of the foot, he’s seen it all. Although it is never

Greetings OPA community, I hope this finds you well! OPA Ortho and I would like to inform you that I will be moving my primary practice location to the Edmonds

Dr Matsen Ko placed 13th woman in the “Big Climb” (Columbia Tower Climb, 69 stories, 1311 steps, 788 elevation) but her real highlight was seeing her patient after the climb.

Many NFL fans may have recently seen that Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers is going to undergo surgery for a rotator cuff tear later this month. Rotator cuff tears

It’s biking season all year long in Seattle but with the warmer and drier weather upon us, more and more bikes are on the road. Both cyclists and motorists have

Proliance Surgeons Outlook, a publication from Proliance Surgeons, is an educational resource for health care professionals and patients. The magazine features articles written by OPA physicians, as well as educational

For the past six years, our joint replacement surgeons have used the MAKO robotic technology on partial knee replacements with great success. The robotically assisted procedure allows our physicians to

I want to discuss a condition that I frequently diagnose and treat in my clinic and for which I have a particular fondness and focus within my orthopedic surgery practice,