In the News
Hinsdalean “Ask An Expert” features Dr. Ronak Patel of Hinsdale Orthopaedics
Dr. Patel discusses a common injury, a torn meniscus, and the minimally invasive surgery that he performs to preserve the joint and prevent arthritis.
Dr. Ronak Patel Presents Grand Rounds at Northwestern
Hinsdale Orthopaedics’ Dr. Ronak Patel presented Current Concepts for PCL and Posterolateral Corner Injuries for Grand Rounds at Northwestern for faculty, residents, and fellows.
Dr. Steven Chudik’s Research Published in Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine
Dr. Steven Chudik’s published research in the Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine, compares the biomechanical and clinical performance of 3- versus 2-screw constructs for plating displaced midshaft clavicle fractures.
Dr. Ronak Patel Invited to Instruct a Course for Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA) and Smith & Nephew Fellows Program
In August, Dr. Ronak Patel was invited to instruct two courses that enhance professional growth and development of orthopaedic surgeons who had the opportunity to learn about orthopaedic surgical skills and techniques, including how to use orthopaedic surgical instruments.
American Journal of Sports Medicine: Featured Author of the Month is Dr. Benjamin Domb
The September featured author of the month in the American Journal of Sports medicine is Hinsdale Orthopadics very own nationally recognized orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Benjamin Domb. Specialties include sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery of the hip.
Dr. Steven Chudik quoted in Advocate Health Care e-News
We hear the stories of friends, acquaintances or fitness gurus who swear by workouts so intense practitioners vomit or can’t move afterwards – but starting an intense workout regimen could be very dangerous – and even deadly. Super intense workouts could lead to a condition known as rhabdomyolysis, which occurs when muscle tissue is injured
Creighton basketball player, Jade Owens, gives a shout out to her surgeon, Dr. Benjamin Domb
Dr. Benjamin Domb participates in a Q&A regarding Fenwick grad, Creighton basketball player, Jade Owens. Owns & Domb both talk about a hip labral tear, repaired by Dr. Domb getting Owens back on the court.