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).
Summer is a great time to get the family moving and active! With the warm weather, long days, and plenty of sunshine there are many activities that families can do to stay active. While it may require a little planning and potentially some rearranging of busy Summer schedules, the time taken to enjoy a fun …
If you’re one of the many people who suffer from morning joint stiffness, you know how frustrating it can be to try to get your day started when your body feels like it’s been glued together overnight. And with the onset of colder weather, it can be even harder to get moving. The good news …
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 you’re facing surgery for a torn ACL, your focus is probably on getting back to the sport you love as soon as possible. What’s a realistic time frame for ACL recovery? Ideally, you will give your body at least six months to heal after ACL surgery. 70% of post-ACL surgery ruptures occur in the …
Have you suffered a bone injury in your arm or leg? Do you suffer from chronic joint pain? Injuries to your bones, joints, cartilage, tendons, muscles, nerves or ligaments indicate the need to see an orthopaedist. This type of specialist treats both acute injuries and chronic issues, and can help repair damage and relieve pain. …
Orthopaedics focuses on the health of the shoulders, elbows, wists, hips, knees, ankles and feet. While orthopaedic surgeons are already well equipped to treat injuries through surgical intervention, a whole new world of regenerative care has opened up in orthopaedics with the introduction of revolutionary new treatments and methodologies. Regenerative medicine allows the body’s own …
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Have you heard of the revolutionary new “cold therapy” for pain called iovera°? It completely changes the way we handle knee pain for chronic pain patients or those undergoing or soon to undergo knee surgery. What is iovera°?The iovera° injection is a form of cryotherapy, literally a way that can help “freeze away the pain.” …
Orthopaedics practice and athletic training program now under the umbrella of local healthcare system Syracuse, NE (Tuesday September 8, 2020) – Syracuse Area Health is excited to formally announce the acquisition of local orthopaedic and sports medicine practice Strasburger Orthopaedics. Simultaneously, Megan Neemann, MS, LAT, ATC, joins Syracuse Area Health as an athletic trainer. Both …
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Is your knee pain making it harder to live a full, rich life? Regenerative medicine can help treat knee pain independently or be used in tandem with surgical methods to give you back your mobility. If you suffer from knee pain, you may think the only option is major knee surgery. While a full knee …
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Joint surgery can be minimally invasive, like an arthroscopic procedure to relieve arthritis or repair an ACL, or more intrusive, like a complete knee replacement or elbow surgery to repair damaged ligaments or tendons. In some cases, the recovery may happen fairly quickly. In others, recovery can be a long, slow climb back to former …