There are a handful of knee injuries that are seen commonly in the adolescent age group. Patellar dislocations and subluxations rank high on that list. However, its an injury that is sometimes misu

I wanted to try something new today with the podcast. As Ive become older and more seasoned, Ive had a growing interest in history and the history of things, particularly in medicine.

I think any of us who are involved in sports medicine and the care of young athletes appreciates those in the media who just get it. I know Ive been interviewed multiple times over the years for ei

If you are involved even a little bit with concussion care, you are probably aware that the latest Concussion in Sport Group reports came out mid-week in June 2023. A large series of systematic revi

One of the things I have loved about doing this podcast is the ability to educate people. But its not only for the education of my listeners, but for me personally as well. In preparation for each

Its Springtime. Baseball season is underway. I dont know about you, but my offices are a never-ending stream of young throwers from about February to November. There are many reasons for this, of

Fractured collarbones. When I first started my career, the party line for a fractured clavicle was if both ends of the collarbone were in the same state, it will heal fine, and let them be.

We are continuing with our Profiles in Pediatric Sports Medicine series with our next guest as a recently retired physician from the East Coast. Ive personally known this guest since my days as a r

What do you think about when you hear someone say Long Term Athlete Development? Do you picture the elite club travel team athlete competing at a high level? The athlete who is part of the professio

It is March 2023, and it is National Athletic Training Month again. We are in year three of doing a special episode highlighting athletic trainers. Today on the podcast, I am joined by three athleti