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Hip Surgery Helps Patient Return to Running

Patient Rod Engel went on to complete the 2019 Bank of America Chicago Marathon.

Winning a Football Division Championship After a Knee Injury

When South Dakota State quarterback Mark Gronowski took a big hit in the FCS Championship game in 2021, he worried about the future of his football career.

Endurance Athlete Back in Action After Hip Surgery

Matt Aaronson was suffering from hip impingement before coming to Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush where Dr. Shane Nho helped him get back to his endurance training.

Hiking Again at 74 Thanks to Sports Performance Center

In 2020, Kathy Fauth, 74, of Western Springs, IL, backpacked 160 miles to complete the 211-mile John Muir Trail in California while carrying food and supplies weighing between 30 to 35 pounds. Since then, she has set her sights on finishing The Colorado Trail, a 486-mile trek between Denver and Durango, CO, which she began this year.

Trapeze Performer and Fitness Instructor Back to ‘100%’ after Hip replacement

Today, seven months post-surgery, Nancy Norkiewicz says she is back to ‘100 percent.’

Complex Ankle Fracture Surgery: How a World Champion Wingsuit Flier Competed Again in Four Months

World champion wingsuit flier Joe Ridler shattered his ankle in a hard landing and returned to compete — and win gold — just four months after complex ankle surgery at MOR.

2025 Hand, Wrist & Elbow Symposium

Learn from leading specialists in a small group setting during this 1.5-day course.

Benefits of running in the cold outweigh warm weather running

Running in the cold weather could help you burn bad fat and lose more weight.

Four Questions to Ask Before Spine Surgery

If you've been told you need spine surgery, it's smart to get a second opinion.

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