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2024 Top 5 Blog Posts

Posted on 02-27-2026 by Dr. Sonya Ahmed, Dr. Alex Coleman, Dr. Joshua Hackel, Dr. Steven Kronlage, Dr. Matthew Mai, Dr. Erik Nilssen, Dr. Chris O'Grady, Dr. Roger Ostrander, Dr. James Piorkowski, Dr. Ryan Riggs, Dr. Brett Smith

At North Florida Bone & Joint Specialists, we are committed to providing our patients and readers with valuable insights into orthopaedic care. Last year, we published various educational blog posts, and we're excited to spotlight the five most popular articles on conditions and procedures from 2024. These posts captured your attention by addressing cutting-edge treatments, detailed condition management strategies, and innovative procedures. Let's take a look back:

1. Treating Pain with Peripheral Nerve Stimulation

Our most-read blog post of 2024 explored the innovative treatment of peripheral nerve stimulation. This minimally invasive therapy can be a game-changer for some patients suffering from chronic pain, providing effective relief without reliance on long-term medication. If you missed it, read more about how this treatment works and its benefits HERE.

2. Ischiofemoral Impingement of the Hip

This detailed post delved into the rare but painful condition of Ischiofemoral Impingement, offering insights into its causes, symptoms, and available treatments. Readers appreciated how we broke down complex medical terminology into actionable advice for managing hip pain. Revisit this comprehensive guide HERE.

3. Advancements in Osteoporosis Management

Osteoporosis continues to be a significant concern for many of our patients. This post outlined the latest advancements in managing bone density loss, including cutting-edge treatments and preventive care tips to strengthen bones. Learn more about how you can protect your skeletal health by reading the post HERE.

4. In-Office Hand Surgery: Convenience Meets Expertise

Our blog post about in-office hand surgery showcased these procedures' convenience, safety, and effectiveness. This article highlights how modern techniques and tools are making minor procedures quicker and more accessible than ever. Catch up on the details HERE.

5. Adult Reconstruction and Joint Replacement

Rounding out our top five is a post that focuses on adult reconstruction and joint replacement. This blog emphasized the life-changing impact of joint replacement surgeries, including advancements in materials and surgical techniques. This article offered a hopeful outlook on regaining mobility for anyone facing joint pain. Dive into the article HERE.

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