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AthletiCo Opens Physical Therapy Center in South Naperville
AthletiCo Physical and Occupational Therapy, an Illinois and Milwaukee-based provider of rehabilitation services, will open its newest physical therapy center at 3108 S. Route 59, Suite 136 in Naperville at the end of July. AthletiCo Naperville Souths services include Physical Therapy, Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Work Rehabilitation, Functional Capacity Evaluations, and Work ...

Princeton University Fall Coaches Clinic presented by Performance Spine & Sports Medicine
Please join us at Princeton University on Saturday, August 7th from 9 am-12 pm for a half day of interactive learning as varsity coaches from the Princeton football, women's soccer and men's lacrosse teams collaborate with the orthopedic and performance training experts from Performance Spine & Sports Medicine...

Torn ACL May Heal Without Surgery
July 21, 2010 -- Many patients with a torn ACL -- the ligament that stabilizes the knee -- may avoid surgery by delaying the operation and first giving physical therapy a try...

Surgery for ACL tears debated
More than half of surgeries to repair torn ACLs in active young adults might not be necessary, Swedish researchers say in a new study...

Orthopedic Sports Medicine Newport News
Boyd W. Haynes, III, MD Intro Video...

Access to primary care physicians getting tougher, report finds - Boston Globe

Access to primary care physicians getting tougher, report finds
Boston Globe
Dr. Eric Berkson, an orthopedic surgeon in sports medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital, said the study, while interesting and well done, was too small .

Cycling's well-known secret
By Dr. Sean Bak Every year for several weeks during the summer when the NHL, NFL and NBA are off, we see snippets of the Tour de France on ESPN and along with these are always several stories about 'doping.' Exactly what is blood doping and why is it unique to professional cycling? Anyone who's been in a spinning class knows that cycling can be a ...

One Loss is Another Athlete's Gain Thanks to Invasive Arthroscopic Surgery at Specialty Orthopedic Center in Boca Raton
New York Yankees Left-hander Andy Pettitte sits out due to a groin injury while minor league player, Dustin Moseley will prove his skills in place of Pettitte. Dustin Moseley will have a second chance to prove his abilities due to his past injuries...

Twin Cities orthopedics clinics in a battle of broken bones - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Twin Cities orthopedics clinics in a battle of broken bones
Minneapolis Star Tribune
The trend also reflects growing competition in the Twin Cities for what's generally a lucrative area of medicine. "Orthopedics is a huge growth area for .

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Surgery not always right for torn ACL
Tearing an ACL doesn't always mean a trip to the operating room, especially if you're young and active, researchersA report in the New England Journal of Medicine...

Sidelined: ACL injury and prevention - The Tribune

Sidelined: ACL injury and prevention
The Tribune
He also retains additional board certification in sports medicine, and as a practicing member of Fondren Orthopedic Group, Muscat has seen and treated .

Shoes that tone
They are, advertisements say, a game-changer in athletic footwear: sneakers that are supposed to tone muscles, promote healthy weight loss and improve the posture of those who walk, work or shop in them...

Dogs' LB Dent out 4-6 weeks with broken toe
ATHENS -- University of Georgia senior inside linebacker Akeem Dent of Atlanta underwent surgery Tuesday morning for a toe injury suffered in an off-field accident last week...