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Preventing Shoulder and Elbow Injuries in Little League Baseball: A Guide for Parents and Young Athletes

Baseball is a beloved American pastime, and for many young athletes, Little League represents their first exposure to competitive sports. While the game promotes teamwork, discipline, and physical activity, it also brings with it the risk of overuse injuries—particularly...read more


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Pickleball Injuries in Older Adults: How to Stay in the Game Safely

Pickleball has quickly become one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States – especially among older adults. Its low-impact nature, simple rules, and social aspect make it an appealing choice for individuals looking to stay active later in...read more


Knee Conditions

The Most Common Sports Associated with ACL Tears: A Breakdown by Age, Sex, and Sport

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the most critical stabilizing structures of the knee. Unfortunately, ACL tears are among the most common and devastating injuries in sports, typically requiring surgical intervention and rehabilitation. Understanding which sports are...read more


Knee Conditions

Skiing and Knee Injuries: Understanding the Risks and Recovery

Skiing is an exhilarating sport that challenges both skill and endurance. However, due to the high speeds, unpredictable terrain, and complex movements involved, knee injuries are among the most common concerns for skiers. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or...read more


Knee Conditions

Revolutionizing Cartilage Restoration: MACI Arthro Now Available

If you’re suffering from knee pain due to cartilage damage, there’s an exciting new solution that could get you back to doing what you love—without the limitations of chronic discomfort. MACI Arthro is a cutting-edge cartilage restoration technique that...read more


Cartilage Restoration

Why Microfracture Has Fallen Out of Favor Amongst Cartilage Surgeons

Microfracture surgery was once a go-to procedure for cartilage surgeons, particularly in treating athletes with joint injuries. This technique, which involves creating small holes in the subchondral bone to stimulate a healing response, initially showed promising short-term results. However,...read more