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Learn more about outpatient surgeries we perform and common health problelms treated at Mackinaw Surgery Center on our blog posts.
Colon Polyps Found? Exploring Outpatient Endoscopic Resection Options
Colon polyps found may require immediate surgery. Learn the power of outpatient endoscopic resection.
Our Recent Posts
TJR Recovery: How Soon Can You Go Back To Work After Total Joint Replacement
A total joint replacement surgery is often the only solution to alleviate pain and improve quality of life. Find out what to expect during recovery.
Bicep Tenodesis & Working Out: 3 Signs You Need To See A Surgeon
Left untreated, a bicep tear can derail a weightlifter’s gains. Learn how to spot the signs of a tear and what to do if an injury occurs.
WFH & Sacroiliac Pain: Can Remote Work Eventually Lead To An SI Joint Fusion?
Back pain is common with office workers, but people in remote roles may also experience sacroiliac pain. When is an SI joint fusion needed?
Tackling Severe Abdominal Pain: Getting An Upper Endoscopy For Diagnosis
An upper endoscopy is a quick and safe procedure that diagnoses or treats problems such as severe abdominal pain. When to see a specialist.
Chronic Lower Back Pain: Do I Need Surgery Or A Spinal Cord Stimulator?
Can a spinal cord stimulator provide long-term relief from back pain? This therapy offers many advantages, including avoiding surgery.
Can Weight Affect Surgical Recovery? 4 To To Heal Faster And Be Pain-Free
Surgical recovery is important, and factors like body weight can impact the outcome. Heal faster and reduce pain for higher success.
How To Slow Down Joint Degeneration With Age: When Should You Consider MIS?
Joint degeneration causes pain, stiffness, and weakness. Minimally invasive surgery can improve quality of life long-term.
Baseball & Shoulder Injuries: 3 Reasons Not To Put Off Rotator Cuff Repair
Pitchers and other athletes that repeatedly throw often get rotator cuff injuries. A rotator cuff repair can offer some fantastic benefits.
Are You A Candidate For A Colonoscopy? GI Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore
Colonoscopy is done for patients with severe GI symptoms like abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, weight loss, bowel changes, and weight change.