Long Island Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

Wishing you a Happy Easter and Passover! . . . .... #LIOS #Smithtown #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine #StonyBrookMedicine See more

#FastFactsFriday Did you know that there are three different types of muscles in your body? These consist of the skeletal muscles that are attached to bones and allow for movement, smooth muscles that are located in various internal structures such as the digestive tract and the cardiac muscles which make up the heart.... To schedule an appointment, give our office a call at (631) 360-2200. . . . . #LIOS #Smithtown #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine #StonyBrookMedicine #PainManagement #PMR

What is a labral tear? A hip labral tear occurs when a part of the labrum separates or pulls away from the socket. Most commonly, a labral tear is the result of repetitive and high-impact movements, structural ailments or degenerative conditions. We treat a full spectrum of orthopedic issues, right in our office. Call (631) 360-2200 to schedule an appointment.... . . . . #LIOS #Smithtown #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine #StonyBrookMedicine #PainManagement #PMR #LabralTear See more

On National Doctors' Day, we recognize the hard work and dedication of Dr. Timur Yasin. Thank you Dr. Yasin for all that you do and the excellent care you provide every day! . .... . . #LIOS #Smithtown #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine #StonyBrookMedicine #PainManagement #PMR #NationalDoctorsDay See more

#QuickFactsFriday Although they may differ significantly in terms of length and size, humans and giraffes have the same number of bones in their necks (7)! To schedule an appointment, call our office at (631) 360-2200.... . . . . #LIOS #Smithtown #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine #StonyBrookMedicine #PainManagement #PMR See more