A professional soccer player needed major surgery. One year later, she made a major comeback.

In the Dominican Republic, University of Michigan Health teams fix fractures, feet and more

Arthritis of the hands, wrist and fingers can be unbearable, but a doctor says you don’t have to live in agony.

She was told the surgery couldn’t happen. Her doctors made it possible.

He couldn’t feel the wounds open on his sides. Without surgery he would be permanently bed-bound.

A pain expert questions the science behind cannabis prohibition in sports.

Inpatient rehabilitation for stroke and lumbar spinal stenosis improves patient functionality and quality of life.

Nothing could slow Peggy Arden down – until severe back pain. Now, thanks to minimally invasive back surgery, she lives pain-free.

MedSport female providers tailor sports injury care to their female patients, and educate athletes, parents and colleagues in sports medicine.

MedSport Athletic Trainers on the field means early mobilization of health care resources for injured athletes.

How Michigan Medicine helped one patient get back to mobility and life after a seven-story fall left him critically injured and paralyzed.

After a physical and emotional recovery from a sports injury, one mother offers guidance to other parents by creating a documentary.

After a moped accident left one teenager with severe leg injuries, amputation surgery, physical therapy and a prosthetic leg are now helping her accomplish her goals.

After a serious knee injury, orthopaedic surgery and physical therapy helped one high school gymnast get back to sports — and consider a future career in the field.

What happens when you have knee surgery? One orthopaedic surgeon answers 10 common questions about the procedure.