EPISODE?14.01: 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.
Following up with Terrance Sgroi, Director of Clinical Sports Medicine Research for Accelerated Rehab, to discuss Bio-mechanics research through video analysis to help young “throwers” avoid and overcome elbow and shoulder injuries. Kyle Pilz closes with his ‘Fantasy Sports Injury Update’ on how recent injuries are affecting college basketball players during the March Madness Playoffs. Great show if you missed it live, listen here. [30:00]
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