Dupuytren’s contracture is a condition that causes tissue in the palm to thicken, gradually pulling one or more fingers toward the hand. Dr. Andrew McNamara, orthopedic hand surgeon at OFC, explains the signs and symptoms, when to seek treatment, and the options available to help improve hand function and mobility.

Osteoporosis often develops without symptoms, and many people don’t realize their bones have weakened until they experience a fracture. In recognition of World Osteoporosis Day, Theresa Ludewig of OFC’s Bone Health Clinic explains why bone health matters, who may be at risk and what you can do to keep your bones strong and help prevent future fractures.

Orthopaedic & Fracture Clinic now offers in-office trigger finger release with Dr. Andrew McNamara. Performed under local anesthesia, this procedure offers eligible patients a convenient alternative to having trigger finger surgery at a hospital or outpatient surgery center.

After tearing her ACL and injuring her medial meniscus during volleyball, Jovey Knudson faced months of surgery, physical therapy and training before she could return to the court. With the support of Dr. Perkinson, her physical therapy team and the Performance Lab’s Return to Play Bridge Program, Jovey worked her way back to volleyball. Now, she’s back on the court as a starting middle for the NRHEG Panthers.

At 16, Denim Blackstad suffered a serious knee injury during his junior year of football and wasn't sure he'd ever play again. After surgery and eight months of physical therapy at OFC, Denim made his way back to the field and is now playing college football as a defensive end at the University of Sioux Falls.

Three casts later, Taylor Rohrich is pretty familiar with OFC. His story is part of a larger family connection to the clinic, built over generations through trusted orthopedic care and relationships in the community.

Tendon pain can make everyday activities and exercise more difficult. Learn about the common causes and symptoms of tendinitis, how it is treated, and what you can do to prevent it.

After a senior-season ACL injury put his sports on hold, St. James athlete Jorgen Brekken worked through surgery and rehabilitation with Dr. Scott Allen and the OFC team. His recovery gave him a new perspective on athletics and brought him back to the court and field for some memorable final moments of his high school career.

After knee pain made walking, teaching fitness classes and spending time with family difficult, Rachel chose knee replacement with Dr. Allen. Three months later, she was back to teaching fitness classes and working toward the activities she loves.