Ankle Injuries Common to Soccer Athletes
Some of the most common injuries involving youth soccer players occur to the foot and ankle. Common foot and ankle injuries that adolescent soccer players
Some of the most common injuries involving youth soccer players occur to the foot and ankle. Common foot and ankle injuries that adolescent soccer players
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are becoming more and more common in sports. There are numerous reasons why an ACL injury occurs and unfortunately, not
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Dr. James P. Halloran met with McKenzie Nelson of 41 Action News to discuss the dislocation of the knee cap suffered by Kansas City Chiefs
Dr. Kirk McCullough gives a presentation that demonstrates the repair of a Lisfranc injury with intercuneiform instability using the InternalBrace™ ligament augmentation implant system. InternalBrace repair addresses
Ankle sprains occur when the ligaments that support the ankle stretch or tear and can range in severity from mild to severe depending on how
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Dr. Kirk McCullough demonstrates the repair of the anterior ankle impingement using the 3.5 mm small hub, small joint Torpedo™ shaver of the Arthrex® Synergy
Dr. Kirk McCullough describes the Achilles midsubstance and insertional repair options for athletes using PARS SutureTape implant, Achilles Midsubstance SpeedBridge™ implant, and Achilles SpeedBridge implant
Dr. Kirk McCullough gives a presentation on the uses of uses BoneSync™ fast-setting cement with the calcaneal fracture system for calcaneal ORIF. You can watch
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