NBA Injury Recap

BySports Medicine Weekly March 26, 2020October 15, 2026

Podcast: Do you miss the NBA as much as we do? Steve and Dr. Cole catch up to talk about past NBA injuries, including tibia and fibula fracture management and persistent hamstring injuries.

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This article is for general information and education. It is not medical advice and does not replace an evaluation by a qualified clinician who knows your history.

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Podcast on LSU ACL study aiming to advance sports medicine into new era: ‘This is a big deal’
BySports Medicine Weekly January 23, 2019October 18, 2026

BY BROOKS KUBENA?for The Advocate Tight end Jamal Pettigrew stepped through footwork drills, blocked dummies, pivoted and cut through routes in the LSU indoor practice facility — standard stuff, except for one thing: Pettigrew had only surgically repaired his torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) four months before, which, according to experts, meant he’d returned to…

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The 6 Main Causes of Dance Injuries
BySports Medicine Weekly October 19, 2017October 18, 2026

Dance injury rates are significantly statistically higher than that of other sports. A study by Wolverhampton University found that professional dancers are more likely to suffer injuries than rugby players. Statistics show that 80 per cent of dancers incur at least one injury a year that affects their ability to perform ? compared to a…

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Featured Body Part: Head
BySports Medicine Weekly November 10, 2017October 18, 2026

By: Cori Cameron and Katie Varnado, ATC?for ATI Physical Therapy The brain is one of the most important and powerful organs in our body. It’s also one that we may often take for granted; forgetting the fact that it’s responsible for everything from our movements to our thoughts. According to the Brain Facts from Medical…

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First of several Clinical Studies showing Benefits of BandGrip
BySports Medicine Weekly March 9, 2021February 4, 2022

Findings Prove Time Savings for Surgeons, Strengthen Hope in Wound Infection Reduction for Orthopedic Patients New research published in the February issue of Journal of Wound Care(JWC) concludes the unique micro-anchor skin closure device known as BandGrip is more than five times faster in closing orthopedic incisions compared to traditional sutures. Surgeons have long believed…

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An Inside Look Into Flexor Tendon Injuries
BySports Medicine Weekly July 4, 2018October 18, 2026

By: Brian Rog and Julianne Lessard, OTR/L,CHT for ATI Physical Therapy Our hands and fingers are among the most important assets to our body, so an injury, specifically to the hand’s control center, the flexor tendon, can open the door to a lengthy and exhausting road to recovery. If you are not familiar with the…

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The Importance of Mobility Assessments for Golfers
BySports Medicine Weekly December 14, 2020

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