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    2015 Podcasts Archives – Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole

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    Shoulders for Life Campaign; Shoulder Dislocations May 16, 2015
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    Episode 15.09?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One:?About Shoulder and Elbow Injuries

    Steve and Dr. Cole with Dr. Anthony Romeo, Sports Medicine, Elbow, Shoulder Orthopedic Surgeon,?Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush and?Mike Gilboe, MS, ATC,?Head Athletic Trainer?at Lake Forest College, IATA and Shoulders for Life. Discussion on the epidemic of repetitive-overuse injuries in young athletes; pitch smart program, motion-video analysis, high pitch counts, height of athlete, pitch velocity, single sport participation, throwing with pain or fatigue, poor mechanics, proper recovery techniques, UCL-Tommy John elbow surgery.

    Hear answers to these important question:

    1. There are lots of overuse related injuries in young athletes?why is there such an emphasis right now on shoulders and elbows?
    1. Who are most at risk?
    1. Why is there such an emphasis on overuse for baseball players?
    1. What new research is out there on the subject?
    1. Tell us?about the Shoulders for Life campaign.
    1. ?What about elbow injuries in baseball players?
    1. ?How can we?prevent an overuse injury?

    ? ?Shoulders for Life

    Segment Two: Shoulder Dislocations

    loveSteve and Dr. Cole discuss?Cleveland Cavaliers power forward Kevin Love?who underwent surgery on his dislocated left shoulder.?His injury was officially listed as an acute anterior inferior glenohumeral dislocation with the corresponding ligament/labrum tearing and humeral head bone bruising.

    The post Shoulders for Life Campaign; Shoulder Dislocations appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    New Technology in Functional Apparel; Are Meniscal Injuries the New ACL Injury? May 15, 2015
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    Episode 15.08?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One: New Technology in Functional Apparel?

    Steve and Dr. Cole?with Bill Schultz,?President & Founder of AlignMed Inc., discuss?The Experience, Benefits and Features of?The Posture Shirt.

    Engineered with AlignMed’s patented NeuroBand? Technology, the Posture Shirt? provides postural control, muscle activation important biofeedback for muscle retraining.

    THE EXPERIENCE

    Unlike anything you have put on your body, you will feel the effects of The Posture Shirt? immediately:

    • A Gentle Pull
    • Pain Relief
    • Core Alignment
    • Thermogenesis(This Is Your Muscle Activating)

    BENEFITS

    • Relieve Pain
    • Improve Balance
    • Increase Range Of Motion
    • Improve Flexibility
    • Increase Recovery Rate
    • Enhance Proprioception

    FEATURES

    • Vented PowerMesh? Panels
    • NeuroBand? Technology
    • Styles: Pullover & Zipper
    • Lightweight – Non-Restrictive
    • Moisture Management
    • Anti-Microbial Protection

    Segment Two:?Are Meniscal Injuries the New ACL Injury?

    Steve and Dr. Cole with?Dave Heidloff,?ATC, PES from Athletico and?Dominican University Athletic Trainer & Strength and Conditioning Coach.

    Knee injuries are back in the news. With recent injuries to high profile players, water cooler chat is shifting from ACL injuries to meniscal injuries. If you want to be the resident sports medicine expert in the office, keep reading for a brief overview of meniscal tears and what they mean for athletes.

    When people talk about meniscus injuries, they are typically referring to either the medial or lateral meniscus of the knee. These structures are a special type of cartilage in the knee that serve three very important functions.

    3 Functions of the Meniscus

    1. The first function is as a shock absorber.

    The material that makes up the meniscus is called fibrocartilaginous tissue, which is a lot like a dense rubber. Since the meniscus is located between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (shin bone), it is in the perfect place to keep the shock from athletic movements from causing damage.

    2. The second function of the meniscus is to provide a smooth surface for the femur and tibia to move on.

    The rubbery, fibrocartilaginous tissue is smooth and reduces friction between the bones that for the knee joint. This not only makes makes movement fluid, but prevents damage to the bones of the knee.

    3. Finally, the meniscus helps provide stability to the knee.

    The shape of the meniscus creates a sort of C-shaped cup on each side of the tibia, for the end of the femur to sit in, helping to keep everything where it should be.

    Knee meniscal injuries typically happen in one of two ways ? an injury event to the knee or degeneration. An injury during activity usually happens with bending and twisting of the knee, like an awkward squat. Degenerative meniscal injuries happen as we age. Over time, the meniscus loses its rubbery properties and can become easier to tear.

    There are a few options to treat a torn meniscus.

    knee x ray image 012511 resized 21. If the meniscus is torn in an area that has a good blood supply, a surgeon may opt to repair the tear. This will help to maintain the overall health of the knee, but comes with a longer recovery time as the meniscus can be slow to heal.

    2. If the tear is in a location with poor blood supply, the chances of a repair being successful are slim. In this case, most surgeons will perform a meniscectomy, which simply means removing the torn portion and smoothing out the remaining meniscus. Although you are losing some of the natural anatomy of your knee, you will regain function and have a shorter recovery time than a repair.

    3. If you are less active, some surgeons may opt to try injections, physical therapy, or a combination of both to help avoid surgery.? This plan can help alleviate the discomfort of a torn meniscus and let one get back to their typical routine.

    If you have knee pain catching, locking, or giving way in your knee, it is always a good idea to get the opinion of a health care professional. They can help you figure out a course of action that best fits your lifestyle. Schedule an appointment to see an Athletico physical therapist today.

    The post New Technology in Functional Apparel; Are Meniscal Injuries the New ACL Injury? appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    Work Related Injuries; NBA Injury Report Apr 28, 2015
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    Episode 15.07?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One:?Keeping the Industrial Athlete in the Game

    Sheila Denman,?MA, MS, PT, CEIS,?Senior Vice President of ATI Worksite Solutions talks about how athletic trainers and physical therapists are engaging in the industrial setting;?helping to maintain a healthy workforce and try to prevent injuries before they start with?education, training, early intervention and prevention and improved performance; bridging the gap between management and employees.

    Sheila is a graduate of Ball State with an MA in Exercise Physiology and graduate of the University of Indianapolis with an MS in Physical Therapy.?Since 1992, Sheila has specialized in all elements of industrial injury prevention and treatment of Worker?s Compensation clientele. She is responsible for consulting, training and instructional materials design services in ergonomics intended to enhance the systems that make up the work environment.

    Primary focus: Ergonomic systems and work processes, injury prevention/intervention management strategies, physical abilities testing, safe worker behavior and return to work. Over the past decade, Sheila has developed and implemented fully integrated ergonomics and injury intervention programs utilized by Indiana and national companies to protect/educate their employees and reduce the cost of Worker?s Compensation by taking ownership of their risk program. ATI addresses challenges faced by consumer markets, office workers, warehousing and distribution, medical applications, and manufacturing environments ranging from forging to clean rooms.

    ATI Worksite Solutions

    AWS Puzzle showing five areas of expertise_ Employee Testing, Health and Wellness, Injury Prevention, Occupational Medicine Services and On-Site Intervention

    Segment Two:?Kevin Durant?Jones Fracture; Hyperextended Knee

    Image result for kevin durant injured footOklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant underwent successful bone graft surgery for the fifth metatarsal of his right foot, Thunder Executive Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti announced.

    Dr. Cole and Steve talk about a Jones Fracture and how the bone graft procedure is used to aid in healing.

    What is a Fifth Metatarsal Fracture?
    Fractures (breaks) are common in the fifth metatarsal ? the long bone on the outside of the foot that connects to the little toe.

    Diagnosis
    Anyone who has symptoms of a fifth metatarsal fracture should see a foot and ankle surgeon as soon as possible for proper diagnosis and treatment. To arrive at a diagnosis, the surgeon will ask how the injury occurred or when the pain started. The foot will be examined, with the doctor gently pressing on different areas of the foot to determine where there is pain.?The surgeon will also order x-rays. Because a Jones fracture sometimes does not show up on initial x-rays, additional imaging studies may be needed.

    When is Surgery Needed?
    If the injury involves a displaced bone, multiple breaks, or has failed to adequately heal, surgery may be required. The foot and ankle surgeon will determine the type of procedure that is best suited to the individual patient.

    Steve and Dr. Cole talk about the definition, causes and treatment of the hyperextended knee.

    What is Hyperextension?

    A hyperextended knee injury occurs when the knee extends past a normal range of motion in the straight position. Essentially, the knee bends back on itself. Hyperextension can range from a mild injury, which is sore but heals in two to four weeks, to a severe injury requiring surgery and extensive knee pain medicines.

    Immediate Symptoms

    • You will experience several symptoms right away if you hyperextend your knee and will recognize the need for knee pain help. You might hear or feel a pop, and it might feel as if your knee has been thrown out of line. You will experience pain at the back and sides of your knee, and swelling within the first few hours of the injury. Most significantly, you will be unable to continue playing, running, etc., on your knee. The knee may become unstable, but instability is not always readily noticed because of the swelling. You might be able to walk on it, but it will be painful.

      When to Seek Care for a Hyperextended Knee

      • If you have been injured enough that your knee is swelling, feels unstable or there is impaired motion or pain, you should seek knee pain treatment and be evaluated by your health care provider as soon as possible. Do not try and diagnose or treat knee injuries on your own. The knee is a complex joint and can have many different injuries. Proper treatment of those injuries is imperative for full recovery.

    The post Work Related Injuries; NBA Injury Report appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    Workout Recovery; Testing for Concussion Apr 22, 2015
    Show notes

    Episode 15.05?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One: Workout Recovery-?how?hydration, sleep and foam rolling can help

    Discussion with?Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist,?John Honcharuk,?Facility Manager for Athletico in St. Charles IL. John is also?Certified Functional Movement Screen Level 2,?Certified Coach Precision Nutrition Level 1 and?Certified MovNat Trainer.?John received the?Trifecta Badge award in the 2013 Spartan?Obstacle Course Race and will be challenging again for 2015.

    Segment Two: The King-Devick Test for fast, reliable concussion?diagnosis?

    Discussion with co-developer?Steve Devick about?The King?Devick Test (K?D Test): defined by Mosby?s Medical Dictionary as a tool for evaluation of saccade, consisting of a series of test cards of numbers. The test cards become progressively more difficult to read due to variability of spacing between the numbers. Both errors in reading and speed of reading are included in deriving a score. Saccades are quick, simultaneous movements of both eyes.

    There?s No Such Thing As A Tough Brain!

    The King-Devick Test is an objective remove-from-play sideline concussion screening test that can be administered by parents and coaches in minutes. The King-Devick Test is an accurate and reliable method for identifying athletes with head trauma and has particular relevance to: Football, Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse, Rugby, Baseball, Softball and All Other Contact and Collision Activities. King-Devick Test is an easy-to-administer test which is given on the sidelines of sporting events to aid in the detection of concussions in athletes. King-Devick Test (K-D Test) can help to objectively determine whether players should be removed from games. As a result, King-Devick Test can help prevent the serious consequences of repetitive concussions resulting from an athlete returning to play after a head injury.

    The post Workout Recovery; Testing for Concussion appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    Organ & Tissue Donation; The 14 Day Transformation Apr 19, 2015
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    Episode 15.04?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One:

    Kevin CmuntKevin Cmunt is President/CEO of Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network. In that role, he provides overall leadership for the organization, guides its strategic direction and ensures that the organization stays true to its mission ? to save and enhance the lives of as many people as possible through organ and tissue donation. Kevin and Dr. Cole discuss cartilage transplants and grafts used for joint reconstruction, their collaboration with AlloSource and building awareness?of donation possibilities in April as Donate Life Month.?

    As the world?s leader in fresh cartilage tissue used for joint repair and skin allografts to heal severe burns, AlloSource has grown into one of the largest tissue networks in the country. They?are the world?s largest processor of cellular bone allografts and deliver unparalleled expertise and customer service to a?growing network of surgeons, partners and the country?s most reputable Organ Procurement Organizations. As one of the leading innovators in maximizing tissue donation with the goal of offering optimal solutions for healthcare providers and their patients, AlloSource is recognized by the medical community for its ability to process and provide high quality tissue.

    In addition to serving as Gift of Hope?s chief executive, Mr. Cmunt currently provides industry leadership as President of the American Association of Tissue Banks. He also serves as Chairman of the Board for LABS Inc., a leading provider of testing services for the tissue industry, and a Board member for the Joint Restoration Foundation, which advances the use of allografts in sports medicine.

    Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network is a not-for-profit organ procurement organization that coordinates organ and tissue donation and provides public education on donation in Illinois and northwest Indiana. As one of 58 OPOs that make up the nation?s donation system, we work with 180 hospitals and serve 12 million people in our donation service area. Since 1987, we have saved the lives of nearly 20,000 organ transplant recipients and improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of tissue transplant recipients through our efforts.

    Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network

    ?Segment Two:

    Steve and Dr. Cole talk with Karen Malkin about The New 14 Day Transformation including the health benefits of eliminating sugar from your diet and getting adequate sleep.

    YOU WILL EXPERIENCE:
    • An increase in metabolism
    • Weight loss
    • More energy
    • Relief from minor aches and pains
    • Mental clarity
    • Less inflammation
    • Reduction in sugar cravings
    • Balanced blood sugar
    • Better mood
    • Improvement in sleep

    -Aside from the obvious weight gain and heart disease issues, why should we try to eliminate sugar from our diets and how does your 14 day program help?

    Not all carbs and sugars are metabolized the same way in the body. Excess sugar consumption causes insulin resistance which causes inflammation in your body. When advising clients, I recommend reducing?all refined sugar, especially high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), from their diet. Try stevia, rapadura, sucanat, maple syrup, organic local honey, molasses, and dates, all of which contain more nutrients and are less processed.

    Fructose metabolism within the liver has been shown to generate??harmful compounds and may cause free radical damage, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, insulin resistance and hypertension. Products that contain HFCS are sodas,?breakfast cereals, fruit juice blends, fruit flavored yogurts, salad dressings, breads-even the whole wheat options, candy, nutrition energy bars, meal supplements and agave nectar. Aim for less than 25 grams of HFCS per day to avoid risks for diabetes and obesity.

    The fructose in fruit has fiber and does not always correlate to a high glycemic load. Glycemic load defines the quality of the carbohydrate and has a stronger correlation in people with heart disease and diabetes.?Berries have the lowest amount of sugar and fructose and the highest amount of phytonutrients.?I recommend obtaining sugar from natural sources such as fruit because you have the added benefit of fiber to slow absorption.

    FYI..?Sugar comes in many varieties and is processed in a variety of ways. From an environmental standpoint, the majority of sugarcane is not organically grown, and many sugar plantations use insecticides, pesticides and crop burning as standard practices which can negatively impact soil, air, water, and the health of the workers.

    -How can an elimination diet or the 14 Day?Transformation change how we eat for life?

    Often people are unaware if they have a food sensitivity which is very different from a food allergy. Full blown Allergies cause immediate symptoms and are very different. The most common food allergies in people are eggs, wheat, peanuts, soy, milk shellfish and fish.

    We often crave the foods we are most sensitive to! The only way to truly know this is by eliminating these potential toxic food triggers which often show up as mental fogginess, bloating, poor quality sleep, skin breakouts, low mood, and an inability to lose weight.? During the 14 Day Transformation, we will experiment by eliminating the most COMMON toxic food triggers such as gluten, dairy, wheat, sugar, grains, coffee and alcohol and sometimes eggs and soy depending on the person.? We eliminate these foods for 2 weeks and then re-introduce in a methodical way and check for symptoms.? The 14 Day Transformation is about creating new habits, making yourself a priority and nourishing your body with the best quality foods, self-care and YOU time. It?s also a great way to learn about yourself as an eater. Once you give up sugar for about a week, people feel a lot less inflammation, they wake up alive and feeling alert each morning and they lose weight!

    – Is it true that sugar can lead to classic signs of addiction because of the powerful effects on the brain?s reward system?

    Sugar, is a drug, along with caffeine, alcohol and nicotine.? It?s not easy to break! These drugs boost our energy, mood and sometimes calm us but then we crash hard and crave even more!

    Eliminate refined processed sugar and your cravings will go away. Combine protein and quality fats with lots of phytonutrient rich vegetables and some fruit to balance blood sugar.? Also, add in ? your body weight in ounces of water each day. Breakfast should include protein and high quality fats such as my Transformation smoothie or eggs and vegetables.

    The post Organ & Tissue Donation; The 14 Day Transformation appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    Foot Injuries; Clavicle Fractures Apr 18, 2015
    Show notes

    Episode 15.03?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One:

    Dr. Simon Lee,?Foot & Ankle Orthopedic Surgeon from?Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush discusses how to avoid and treat foot injuries and some of the most common among pro-athletes: ankle sprain, turf toe, stress fractures and plantar fasciitis.

    Dr. Lee specializes in all foot and ankle disorders with strong interests in sports-related injuries, arthroscopy of the foot and ankle, soft tissue and bony reconstructive surgery, total ankle replacements, arthritis, cartilage restoration, bunion and claw toes and fractures about the foot and ankle.?Dr. Lee’s undergraduate education was at the University of Illinois in Champaign/Urbana with a degree in Biology. He went on to medical school here at Rush University Medical Center. He completed his orthopedic surgery residency at the University of Illinois Medical Center and went on to complete a fellowship in foot and ankle surgery at the prestigious Carolinas Medical Center with Miller Orthopaedic Clinic (OrthoCarolina) in Charlotte, North Carolina.

    He has contributed to numerous publications from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and the AOFAS in regards to the foot and ankle. Dr. Lee has regularly served as the chairman/moderator and faculty member for instructional courses, which help to educate fellow orthopedic surgeons throughout the United States. He also serves on the Post Graduate Educational Committee for the AOFAS as well as the Rush Orthopedic Department’s Residency Selection Committee and Residency Review Committee. He continues to remain active as the foot and ankle consultant to Hubbard Street Dance, River North Chicago Dance, DePaul University, the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago White Sox and numerous local gymnastics, soccer and basketball club teams.

    Segment Two:

    Dr. Cole and Steve Kashul discuss fractures of the clavicle (collarbone): definition, causes, prevalence among pro-athletes, forms of alternative treatment, new technology, recovery and return to play; the importance of experience in surgical decision-making.

    Clavicle Plate and Screw System The Clavicle Plate and Screw System is a comprehensive set of plates, screws and instrumentation designed to treat central third and distal clavicle fractures. The clavicle plates are low profile, precontoured, stainless steel central third and distal plates that combine locking and nonlocking options in each plate. Secondary fixation to the coracoid is achieved through the plate using AC TightRope? technology, particularly the AC Dog Bone Button, making the system ideal for treating Type IIb distal clavicle fractures or fractures that have poor bone quality laterally, which can be difficult to achieve adequate screw fixation. Suture holes in the plates allow incorporation of FiberWire? or FiberTape? onto the plate to capture butterfly fragments or to cerclage severely comminuted distal fragments.

    The post Foot Injuries; Clavicle Fractures appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    Athletic Trainers: The Unsung Heroes of Sports Medicine; Advancements in Ortho Bracing Mar 26, 2015
    Show notes

    Episode 15.02 with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One:

    Mike Gilboe, MS, ATC,?Head Athletic Trainer?at Lake Forest College?talks with Steve and Dr. Cole about the importance of?National Athletic Training Month?(March) and the role of athletic trainers in Sports Medicine as the “physician extender”: interacting with the sports medicine physician to facilitate care. Discussion includes collaboration with Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush and the IATA to develop the Knees for Life program and the process of becoming an athletic trainer using nata.org as a resource.

    Watch the Advocacy Video: Unsung Heroes of Sports Medicine

    Michael Gilboe has been Head Athletic Trainer at Lake Forest College since August of 2001?and?received his graduate degree (MS) from Illinois State University and undergraduate (BS) from Arkansas State University. Recently, appointed to the Public Relations Director position for IATA in March 2014. Michael is certified by the NATA-BOC, and is a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Illinois. He is a member of the National, Great Lakes, and Illinois Athletic Trainers? Associations.

    Segment Two:

    Michael McBrayer,?Senior Vice President Business Development?DJO Global discusses the importance of bracing, advancements in bracing and growing use by?athletes at all levels of play; Bracing to prevent injury, post-injury bracing, post-operative bracing, functional bracing, OA bracing.

    DJO Global is a leading global developer, manufacturer and distributor of high-quality medical devices that provide solutions for musculoskeletal health, vascular health and pain management. The Company?s products address the continuum of patient care from injury prevention to rehabilitation after surgery, injury or from degenerative disease, enabling people to regain or maintain their natural motion.

    Its products are used by orthopedic specialists, spine surgeons, primary care physicians, pain management specialists, physical therapists, podiatrists, chiropractors, athletic trainers and other healthcare professionals. In addition, many of the Company?s medical devices and related accessories are used by athletes and patients for injury prevention and at-home physical therapy treatment.

    The Company?s product lines include rigid and soft orthopedic bracing, hot and cold therapy, bone growth stimulators, vascular therapy systems and compression garments, therapeutic shoes and inserts, electrical stimulators used for pain management and physical therapy products. The Company?s surgical division offers a comprehensive suite of reconstructive joint products for the hip, knee and shoulder. DJO Global?s products are marketed under a portfolio of brands including Aircast?, Chattanooga, CMF?, Compex?, DonJoy?, Empi?, ProCare?, DJO? Surgical, Dr. Comfort? and ExosTM. For additional information on the Company, please visit?www.DJOglobal.com.

    ? ? ? ? ?Knees For Life

    The post Athletic Trainers: The Unsung Heroes of Sports Medicine; Advancements in Ortho Bracing appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


    Are You Overtraining?; Meniscus Tears 101 Mar 25, 2015
    Show notes

    Episode 15.01?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.

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    Segment One:

    Elizableth Racioppi,?DPT from ATI Physical Therapy discusses Over-training with Steve and Dr. Cole: definition, symptoms, injuries;?recommendations for avoiding over-training while?maximizing performance.

    Elizabeth received her BS and DPT from USC and?participated in research at?the USC Kinesiology department including injury prevention in overhead athletes. She is an APTA Credentialed Clinical Instructor and has completed APTA?s Orthopaedic Management of the Runner, Cyclist, and Swimmer.

    Segment Two:

    Dr. Brian Cole discusses?Meniscus Tears in detail with Steve Kashul: definition, causes,difference between lateral and medial tears, relation to ACL injury, function of healthy meniscus; frequency of incidents, treatment, rehab, recovery time, potential?future problems.

    The post Are You Overtraining?; Meniscus Tears 101 appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly By Dr. Brian Cole.


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