Alabama Bone and Joint Clinic, LLC

04/07/2026

Struggling with numbness, tingling, or weakness in your hand? It could be Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

In this video, Dr. Rogers with Alabama Bone & Joint explains Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release (ECTR)—a minimally invasive procedure designed to relieve pressure on the median nerve and restore function in your hand.

Using a small camera and tiny incision, ECTR allows for:
✔ Less pain after surgery
✔ Smaller scars
✔ Faster recovery and return to daily activities

If symptoms are interfering with your sleep, work, or quality of life, it may be time to explore your options.

👉 Don’t wait—early treatment can prevent long-term nerve damage.

04/07/2026

Pickleball injury?
Don’t let ankle pain keep you off the court.
At Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic, we evaluate injuries quickly, create a treatment plan that fits your recovery, and help get you moving with confidence again.
From sprains and strains to sports-related orthopedic care, our team is here to help get you back on the court in no time.
Don’t wait on the pain — get checked out today.

04/06/2026

Celebrating Student-Athlete Day
At Alabama Bone and Joint Clinic, we know that student-athletes aren’t just competitors—they’re leaders, teammates, and the future of our communities.
From early morning practices to late-night studying, their commitment goes far beyond the field or court. And when injuries happen, having the right team behind them makes all the difference.
Our physicians are proud to support student-athletes across Alabama—helping them recover stronger, move better, and get back to doing what they love.
It’s not just about treating injuries—it’s about protecting futures.
Today, we celebrate the dedication, discipline, and resilience of every student-athlete.
Keep pushing. Keep striving. We’re behind you every step of the way.

04/05/2026

04/02/2026

https://issuu.com/insidemedicine/docs/inside_medicine_magazine_birmingham/s/157141432

By Davis Rogers, MD

03/29/2026

Back pain isn’t just an adult problem anymore. We’re now seeing teens develop spinal degeneration from modern habits like prolonged sitting, overtraining, poor posture, and ni****ne use.

In this powerful article, Dr. Winston Capel shares why this shift is happening—and what we can do to prevent it. Movement, awareness, and early action can change everything.

Let’s protect the next generation’s spine health.

Sedentary Teens, Early Degeneration, and the Hidden Costs of Modern HabitsBy Winston Capel, MD

03/25/2026

https://issuu.com/insidemedicine/docs/inside_medicine_magazine_birmingham/s/156392080

INSIDE THE OR WITH DR. CARSTENSEN

03/24/2026

Back pain isn’t just discomfort—it changes how you move, work, sleep, and live.

If you’ve started adjusting your life around your pain, it may be time to adjust your treatment.

Our neurosurgeon and spine specialists specialize in identifying the source of back pain and helping patients return to the life they want—without limitations.

Don’t wait for it to get worse.
Take the first step toward relief today. 205.621.3778

📅 Schedule your appointment
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03/23/2026

One of the most meaningful parts of this Birmingham issue of Inside Medicine is the collaboration between physicians—showing how different specialties are seeing the same problem from different angles.

This is exactly what real, connected care looks like.

Inside the OR: Precision in Motion with Dr. S. Evan Carstensen A powerful look inside modern orthopedic surgery—where advanced techniques and performance-driven care are helping patients recover faster and return to the life they love.

The Spine at Risk: A Sedentary Generation’s Wake-Up Call Dr. Capel brings attention to how modern lifestyles—prolonged sitting, screen time, and lack of movement—are accelerating spinal degeneration earlier than ever before.

The Other End of the Problem(How Modern Habits Are Accelerating Hand and Wrist Injuries in Younger Patients) Building directly on that conversation, Dr. Rogers shows how those same behaviors are now impacting the hand and wrist—leading to earlier arthritis, nerve compression, and overuse injuries in younger populations .

Together, these pieces tell a bigger story:
It’s not just one area of the body—it’s how we’re living.

These articles aren’t just content—they’re conversations. They’re education. They’re access.

From Inside Medicine We are incredibly grateful to each of these physicians for trusting Inside Medicine as a platform to share their voice.

Read their full features here: https://issuu.com/insidemedicine/docs/inside_medicine_magazine_birmingham/2

The Birmingham edition of Inside Medicine brings together the city’s leading physicians, innovators, and healthcare advancements into one powerful, community-driven publication. Featuring expert insig

03/17/2026

Are your fingers starting to bend and won’t fully straighten? It may not be arthritis.

Dupuytren’s Disease—also known as Dupuytren’s Contracture—is a condition where the tissue in the palm thickens over time, causing one or more fingers (often the ring and pinky) to pull inward.

In this video, Dr. Davis Rogers with Alabama Bone & Joint explains:
✔ What Dupuytren’s Disease is
✔ Early signs to watch for
✔ When it’s time to seek treatment
✔ Advanced options to restore hand function

Early evaluation can make a significant difference in treatment outcomes and hand mobility.

📞 Schedule a consultation today! 205.621.3778
Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic
Your hands matter. Don’t ignore the signs.

03/17/2026

🍀 Feel Your Best This St. Patrick’s Day 🍀
This St. Patrick’s Day, whether you're chasing a little luck or simply keeping up with life, your joints should never slow you down.
At Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic, we’re here to help you stay active, comfortable, and moving with confidence—no luck required.
✨ From sports injuries to everyday joint pain, our team is dedicated to getting you back to what you love.
💚 Feel better. Move better. Live better.
📞 Schedule your appointment today 205.621.3778
Alabamaboneandjoint.com