Sports Medicine

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2013-05-13 Physical Rehabilitation Medicine - Shoulder tears part 2:

It depends on the level of compression.  A nerve conduction test (NCV) is usually the gold standard with diagnosing and evaluating the level of compression.  If it's severe then you may be advised to have

2013-05-09 Physical Rehabilitation Medicine - Shoulder tears part 2:

Ok...first off I hope you have a good surgeon.  I would consider a second opinion with a very well known hip specialist.  I'm not sure where you live but I'd look into it.    Carpal tunnel isn't a shocker

2013-05-04 Physical Rehabilitation Medicine - Bad shoulders:

Dear Deb,  If you can please tell me the past history of your injury and your age. And here you have attached your MRI report but unfortunately I cant see it. not clear. So pl attach it in to my E mail

2013-05-02 Physical Rehabilitation Medicine - groin pull:

Hi Steve,  I don't frequently see groin pulls.  However, healing time is almost always connected to severity and it's a time will tell situation.  A wrap and compression may help.  Don't be in a hurry

2013-05-01 Physical Rehabilitation Medicine - Knee/shin discomfort:

Dear Len,  According to your description I feel you give more work to your knee joint. Really when we are getting older the structures also tend to wear and tear process. So I just feel sometimes there