In The Media

Groin injuries are fairly common to sports participants, particularly soccer, hockey, and football players. Often referred to as a “groin pull” or “strain,” they usually represent […]

It is a sad day when sports medicine bloggers end up discussing gunshot wounds, but such is the state of the NFL today. Clearly, we are […]

Arthritis affects the shoulder less frequently than the hip or knee, but it still results in more than 10,000 shoulder replacements being done per year in […]

On election day, Chicago residents should be pretty excited about their senator’s chances to become the next president of the United States. They are not happy, […]

One often overlooked cause of lower leg pain is exertional compartment syndrome. “ECS occurs when the pressure in the closed space of one of the five […]

Dance classes have become a very popular form of physical activity for kids and young adults. Parents often wonder if dancing places unusually increased stress on […]

What do Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Fred Couples, and Davis Love III have in common, besides the ability to hit a golf ball farther than most […]

Arthroscopy is no longer limited to the shoulder and knee. Patients, athletes, commentators, and doctors frequently talk about “scopes” or “arthroscopy.” It refers to the use […]

Despite being plagued by a bad ankle all season, Plaxico Burress of the NY Giants was still able to haul in the winning touchdown pass in […]