ACL injuries are catastrophic for our young athletes. An ACL injury impacts not only their physical well being but their emotional well being. Furthermore, an
Return to Sports After ACL Surgery : 5 Professional Opinions
Having ACL surgery is a big commitment. It is a painful procedure with a long-anticipated recovery. As your surgeons, we know all of you have one goal in
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When you are considering ACL Surgery, choosing which ACL replacement graft to use is not always an easy decision. This will be the second post in our
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The pain of osteoarthritis can be crippling. While injections, physical therapy and medications help many, there are many more who are facing a knee
Who Should Consider an ACL Reconstruction? Five Professional Opinions.
ACL tears are are occurring at an alarming rate. With lifelong implications, an ACL tear can be a devastating injury in a teenager. While 65-80% of athletes
A Straightforward Diagnosis … Five Professional Opinions
This will be the background post in the: A Straightforward Diagnosis ~ Five Professional Opinion series. Each month we will explore a relatively
5 Sports Medicine Myths
Stretching is good for you ... ~Take an anti-inflammatory .... ~Don't worry, surgery can fix that .... Are you sure? Many of us are still using
Podcast Episode #2: Seasonal Sports Medicine Injuries
Episode #2 Seasons and Sports Medicine Our aim is to cover numerous topics and issues involving injured athletes, injury prevention, the physician-patient
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The inaugural podcast : Sports Medicine Just Got Social Featuring: Howard Luks, MD Matthew Ray Scott Our aim is to cover numerous topics and issues
Rotator Cuff Tendinosis .. You Have to Believe in Biology
Rotator cuff tendinosis is one of the most common causes of shoulder pain. The pain caused by rotator cuff tendinosis is usually on the outer side of your arm.
Is “Non-Compliance” Really A Failure of Communication?
When surgeons publish their results they include statistics regarding how many patients did well, and how many didn't. When the authors breakdown their
