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Author Archives: James Bruno, MD
Is hand pain slowing you down?
James Bruno, MD | December 15, 2011 | Comments (0) | Share 
If you’re over 50, osteoarthritis (a.k.a. degenerative arthritis) may be a topic of conversation among you and your friends. Most of the time, osteoarthritis affects the hand, making day-to-day tasks like opening jars, getting dressed and gripping things with your … Continue reading
Bunions: A real pain in the foot.
James Bruno, MD | September 15, 2011 | Comments (0) | Share
Bunion deformity of the foot can easily be self-diagnosed, if the great toe deviates laterally toward the small toe, greater than about 15 degrees. Small deformities present only a mild cosmetic alteration to the foot. To avoid irritation, proper shoe … Continue reading