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Our Health Blog
Learn more about outpatient surgeries we perform and common health problelms treated at Mackinaw Surgery Center on our blog posts.
The Future Of Joint Care: Minimally Invasive Joint Replacement For Knees & Hips
Joint replacement used to be invasive with long recovery timelines. Modern laparoscopic methods help speed healing.
Our Recent Posts
What To Do For Heel Spur Pain: When Is Surgery Necessary?
Heel spurs are bony growths that can cause significant pain. Surgical options are available to relieve discomfort in the affected foot.
Preserving Health: Understanding Endoscopic Mucosal Resection For GI Abnormalities
Endoscopic mucosal resection allows doctors to target and remove abnormal tissues in the GI tract for long-lasting and systemic health improvements.
Is It Time To See Podiatry? Foot Pain & Arthroscopic Surgery
Arthroscopy surgery, a minimally invasive procedure, can relieve chronic foot pain that does not respond to conservative treatment.
What’s The Fastest Way To Treat Bunion Pain? How Surgery Can Straighten Things Out
Along with being unsightly, bunions can also be painful and impact mobility. Surgery can correct the issue quickly.
Pancreatitis & A Diagnostic GI Endoscopy: When To See A Doc About Stomach Pain
A diagnostic GI endoscopy can give doctors an inside look at inflammation or infection in the pancreas to provide pancreatitis treatment.
Beyond Shoulder Pain: Minimally Invasive Surgery For Impingement Relief
The source of shoulder pain may be an impingement of ligaments. Minimally invasive surgery can treat damaged shoulder tissue.
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?