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We are OPEN – February 11, 2021

Currently all locations are open and seeing patients. If you need to reschedule due to inclement weather, please call (214) 750-1207.

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When Does a Fracture Require Surgery?

A bone fracture is a broken bone. Bone fractures are one of the most common injuries orthopaedic doctors see. About 6.8 million people fracture a bone every year, with the most common being hip, ankle, and leg bone fractures.

Bones are strong, so it takes a big impact to break or fracture one.

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TOA Welcomes Dr’s Blueitt, Bush, Conway, LeBus, Papaliodis & Watson

Texas Orthopaedic Associates would like to give a warm welcome to Dr’s Damond Blueitt, Curtis Bush, John Conway, George LeBus, Dean Papaliodis, & Keith Watson.

They will be seeing patients at the following locations:

Drs. Watson & Conway

5701 Bryant Irvin Rd. Suite 202
Fort Worth, Texas 76132
(817) 854-9969

Drs.

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What to Expect During Your Stem Cell Therapy Session

Stem cell therapy is a revolutionary treatment that can help heal damaged tissues – possibly without surgery and medication. Stem cells have the unique ability to regenerate themselves or regenerate into other fully formed body cells such as ligament, bone, tendon, and muscle cells.

At Texas Orthopaedic Associates, our expert orthopaedic surgeons use mesenchymal stem cells,

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Common Causes of an ACL Injury

An anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear or strain is a common sports injury. However, you can tear your ACL without playing sports. There are 100,000-200,000 ACL ruptures in the US every year.

Ligaments connect bone to bone. The knee has four primary ligaments, but the ACL is the one that is most commonly injured.

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Six Texas-based Orthopedic Group Practices Have Announced the 2021 Launch Of OrthoLoneStar

Six Texas-based orthopedic group practices have announced the 2021 launch of OrthoLoneStar, a single combined group practice.

OrthoLoneStar is physician owned and comprised of six divisions from across Texas. It includes Dallas-based W.B. Carrell Clinic and Texas Orthopaedic Associates, Houston-based Fondren Orthopedic Group and Advanced Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, Austin-based Texas Orthopedics, Sports &

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Why Do I Need an MRI?

Magnetic resonance imaging, commonly called an MRI, is one of the most useful – and safest — tools that doctors use to diagnose and treat spine and back pain issues. Unlike the other common imaging tools, such as X-rays and CT scans, MRIs do not use any radiation to develop images.

An MRI uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of the organs and tissues in your body.

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Dr. Donald Hohman Departure

To Dr. Hohman Patients:

You are receiving this letter as you have seen Dr. Donald W. Hohman at our office. We were notified late last month that he would be departing Texas Orthopaedic Associates as of October 30, 2020.

Dr. Hohman’s new office location is listed below:

Texas Joint Institute

7777 Forest Lane
Suite C-106
Dallas,

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When to Exercise Again After a Sports Injury

Playing sports and exercising has numerous benefits – and a few risks. Sports injuries happen. In fact, 8.6 million sports and recreation injuries are reported every year. You can do many things to help reduce your risk of getting hurt, but you can’t prevent an injury entirely.

After an injury, it’s important to rest and follow your doctor’s advice for recovery and rehabilitation,

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Warning Signs of a Concussion

A concussion can be a serious injury. It’s a type of brain injury called a traumatic brain injury. If you play sports, especially contact sports, you’re at a higher risk of sustaining a concussion. According to the CDC, up to 3.8 million sports and recreation-related concussions are reported every year.

Although the risk of experiencing a concussion is higher if you play sports,

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Recovering from Hand Surgery: What to Expect

We use our hands from the moment we wake for brushing our teeth, making breakfast, and combing our hair, to the second we sleep, for turning out the lights, lowering ourselves into bed, and getting ourselves into a comfortable position.

When your hands hurt, it can make even the most straightforward task seem difficult.

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Resuming Elective Surgeries and Procedures

To our patients,

The safety and security of you, your families, caregivers and our staff is our highest priority.

Given the current guidance from Governor Greg Abbott and local county officials, Texas Orthopaedic Associates has resumed elective surgeries at our hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.

We are adhering to the requirements set forth by the Texas Medical Board and local and state agencies regarding elective surgeries.

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We are OPEN – February 11, 2021

When Does a Fracture Require Surgery?

TOA Welcomes Dr’s Blueitt, Bush, Conway, LeBus, Papaliodis & Watson

What to Expect During Your Stem Cell Therapy Session

Common Causes of an ACL Injury

Six Texas-based Orthopedic Group Practices Have Announced the 2021 Launch Of OrthoLoneStar

Why Do I Need an MRI?

Dr. Donald Hohman Departure

When to Exercise Again After a Sports Injury

Warning Signs of a Concussion

Recovering from Hand Surgery: What to Expect

Resuming Elective Surgeries and Procedures

Recent News

Total Ankle Replacement Surgery Process (Total Ankle Arthroplasty)

Dr. Kevin Kruse New Office Location

We will be CLOSED July 4th and 5th in observance of Independence Day. Have a safe and wonderful holiday!

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Scott Paschal, MD Retirement

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