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Are You Overtraining?; Meniscus Tears 101
BySports Medicine Weekly March 25, 2015October 18, 2026

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. 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…

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Dr. Brian Cole | Injury | Knee | Treatment

Repairing Articular Cartilage
BySports Medicine Weekly February 19, 2015October 18, 2026

A Full Range of Options The tough yet elastic tissue that covers the ends of bones in the knee is called articular cartilage. Working in tandem with meniscal cartilage, articular cartilage acts as a shock absorber for the knee, allowing the joint to withstand the day-to-day pressures of walking, running, sitting and standing. Like meniscal…

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Blog | DJO Global | Injury | Knee | Performance | Prevention | Sports | Treatment | Videos

REACTION WEB? Knee Brace by Donjoy
BySports Medicine Weekly February 17, 2015October 18, 2026

Know Pain? Know Gain. Get fast relief with a unique, elastomeric web that actually pulls pain away from your knee. The REACTION WEB is a responsive, webbed approach to knee pain that gives you a distinct alternative to the basic knee sleeve. Developed by world renown orthopedic surgeon, Dr. William Nordt, the REACTION WEB can…

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Injury | Knee | Sports | Therapy | Treatment | Videos

Accelerated 3P ACL Program
BySports Medicine Weekly January 10, 2015October 18, 2026

ACL Injuries Most recent studies show that anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears sideline more than 200,000 athletes each year. The majority of these injuries occur while playing agility sports, such as basketball, soccer, skiing, and football. ACL injuries are most often seen in males due to the greater number of male sports participants, but this…

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Introducing RHEO KNEE 3 by Össur
BySports Medicine Weekly December 1, 2014October 18, 2026

A perfect balance of stability and dynamics Dynamic gait with added confidence RHEO KNEE 3 helps users to feel in control at all times and takes confidence to a whole new level: Feel totally confident and safe, even on stairs, ramps and uneven ground Change speed and direction with absolute ease Move more naturally, even…

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Blog | Cycling | Golf | Injury | Knee | Science | Sports | Treatment | Videos

Unloader One® by Össur – Steve Peterson’s Story
BySports Medicine Weekly July 26, 2014October 18, 2026

Suffer from knee pain? Or do you know someone who does? Check out Steve Peterson’s story on how Unloader One changed his life: “After my initial surgery, the goal of the surgeon was to get me to 55 before my first knee replacement. Well, I am 63 wearing an Unloader One and doing everything I…

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2014 Podcasts | Baseball | Dr. Brian Cole | Elbow | Fitness | Football | Injury | Knee | Sports | Training | Treatment | Videos

Elbow Injuries – PCL Injuries – CardioFree Workouts
BySports Medicine Weekly July 16, 2014October 18, 2026

Episode 14.16 Segment One -?Dr. James Andrews talks with Dr. Cole and Steve Kashul about the recent passing of sports medicine pioneer Dr. Frank Jobe, his contribution to their profession and his impact on research,”their careers and the history of the Tommy John elbow “surgery. Dr. James Andrews is internationally known and recognized for his…

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Ankle | Blog | Foot | Injury | Knee | Performance | Running | Science | Sports | Treatment

Two World Record Holders Join Team Össur
BySports Medicine Weekly June 16, 2014October 18, 2026

Markus Rehm ? ? ? ? ? ? Alan Oliveira ? ?? Össur is pleased to announce that two Paralympic athletes and world record holders have joined Team Össur.?Alan Oliveira?from Brazil and?Markus Rehm from Germany are both world record holders in their respective disciplines of 100m sprint and long jump. Brazilian-born Alan Fonteles Cardoso Oliveira…

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Dr. Brian Cole | Injury | Knee | Soccer | Sports | Treatment | Videos | Youth

Back to Scoring Goals after Knee Surgery for OCD
BySports Medicine Weekly May 14, 2014October 18, 2026

In the spring of 2012, I had an MRI for a pulled ITB/hamstring injury and it was discovered I had stage 3/4 left?knee OCD (osteochondritis dissecans), but I was asymptomatic. I took a break from playing soccer for about six weeks and went to physical therapy (PT) for my ITB/hamstring injury. I resumed playing soccer…

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2014 Podcasts | Basketball | Fitness | Injury | Knee | Nutrition | Performance | Sports | Training | Treatment

How does Nutrition & Training Work for MVP Joakim Noah? – Conservative Solutions for Knee Pain & Deformities.
BySports Medicine Weekly April 24, 2014October 18, 2026

EPISODE 14.04: Joakim Noah’s personal trainer, Alex Perris talks with Dr. Cole and Steve Kashul about his background and history. Focusing on how his nutrition and training program for Noah, on and off season, helped to optimize his performance.?Alex began fitness training high-ranking military personnel while off duty and his passion became his career. While…

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Blog | Dr. Brian Cole | Injury | Knee | MidwestOrtho | Science | Treatment

Criticism of NEJM Flawed Meniscectomy Study
BySports Medicine Weekly January 16, 2014October 18, 2026

Let’s take a closer look at the recent New England Journal of Medicine article on arthroscopic partial meniscectomy,”says Brian Cole, M.D. Dr. Cole, Professor in the Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery and Anatomy & Cell Biology at Rush University Medical Center, tells OTW, “There are a number of problems with this study. It took five years…

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