Syracuse Area Health – Strasburger Orthopaedics
We are excited to announce Syracuse Area Health’s acquisition of a brand new MRI machine!
Our newest location in Nebraska City is now accepting appointments! Call 402-466-0100 to book your appointment with Dr. Scott Strasburger and/or Betsy Davison, APRN, at our office conveniently located at 115 S. 8th Street, Nebraska City, NE 68410 (within Husker Rehab & Wellness Centers, P.C).
After what seemed like ages of discomfort, you’ve finally been able to resolve your joint issues via surgical intervention. But now what? While the problem may be fixed, you’re still healing from the procedure and not quite at 100% functionality yet. This is where proper post-op care comes in. By taking care of your body …
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At Strasburger Orthopaedics – Syracuse Area Health, you’ll find so much more than just an orthopaedic surgical practice. For years, Dr. Strasburger has been practicing medicine, refining his approach, and discovering ways to blend traditional surgical approaches with leading-edge technology and holistic treatment options for a balanced approach to healthcare. A background in athletics A …
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If your child is an athlete, odds are they’ve worked with an athletic trainer at some point. If not, they are likely to in the future. Here’s everything you need to know about athletic trainers and training programs for young athletes. What is an athletic trainer? An athletic trainer is a licensed healthcare professional specializing …
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Does your job leave you sitting all day behind a desk, unable to leave for extended periods of time? Is your commute keeping you from hitting the gym before or after work? Are you too tired when you get home to even think about a serious workout? Working in a seated position all day can …
Physical activity is one of the top contributors to longevity and overall health as you age. Even if you’ve never been a fan of working out, it’s never too late to start being more mobile. Being active can help you boost energy levels, help your mind and mood, and give you chances for social interaction. …
The majority of the most serious track and field injuries involve the lower extremities, that is to say the upper leg, knee, lower leg, ankle, and foot. Common injuries seen in track and field athletes include: Strains to the quadriceps (located in the front of the upper leg) or hamstring (located in the back of …
Basketball isn’t all about height, speed, and jump shots. It’s also about strength and flexibility, and your joints are at risk in this demanding sport. If you or your child love playing basketball as a hobby or a serious sport, you have to condition your body to protect yourself from injury. As a sport, basketball …
Basketball is one of the most popular sports in America, and like any sport, it carries some risk of injury. If you or your child play basketball, even just recreationally, here are the top five types of injury to watch for. Concussions Concussions account for about 15% of all sports-related injuries. In basketball, a blow …
Cold, damp weather can make arthritis pain increase, causing swelling, aching, and grinding in the joint. Find out how you can help minimize arthritis pain and keep yourself more comfortable as winter winds down with these six arthritis pain-relief tips. 1. Most Important: Keep Your Body Warm Keep at least one room in your house …
Winter can make recovering from any injury a little bit harder, and surgery is no exception. Winter means your metabolism and healing ability slow down, and your blood can also move slower in cold weather. This makes it more difficult for your body to make the important nutrients your body needs to heal, and to …