From a pick-up game of basketball to pumping iron with bad form to years of serving a tennis ball, sports activities can do an “end-run” on your bones and joints. Sometimes it takes the professional expertise of a sports medicine specialist, utilizing the latest diagnostic equipment and technologies, to help get you back in top form.
Comprehensive care for children, adolescents and adults is our game plan. Physicians on the medical staff who are specialists in sports medicine work with specially-trained physical and occupational therapists as well as athletic trainers to repair and rehabilitate all sports-related injuries, from the simple to the complex:
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Dolor de mano / muñeca
- Biceps tendon ruptures
- Trigger finger
- Treatment for sprains
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Dolor de cadera
- Hip arthroscopy to diagnose or treat the source of pain
- Hip dislocations
- Treatment for sprains
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Dolor en el tobillo y los pies
- Ankle instability
- Ankle sprains
- Broken ankle
- Achilles tendinitis or ruptures
- Stress fractures
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Dolor de rodilla
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, injuries, ACL surgery
- Meniscus cartilage repair
- Knee arthroscopy to diagnose or clean up problems
- Cartilage resurfacing to fill in cartilage and prolong the life of the knee
- Knee cartilage transplants
- Treatment for sprains
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Related to orthopedics and sports
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Dolor de Hombro y Codo
- Acromioclavicular (AC) joint/shoulder separation
- Dislocated shoulder
- Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow)
- Medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow)
- SLAP tears (injured labrum)
- Treatment for sprains, including Ulnar collateral ligament sprains or tears (Tommy John surgery)
If orthopedic surgery is recommended, many minimally invasive procedures are available to repair a wide variety of sports injuries. Your orthopedic surgeon can recommend the best surgical procedure for your sports injury.
Sports injury screenings are available by qualified personnel to assess the level of injury and provide advice on appropriate treatment.
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