By Greg Rubin
Review of Boxer's Fracture
Review of Boxer’s Fracture Introduction Boxer's fractures make up 20% of hand fractures (2). A boxer's fracture is a fracture…
By Greg Rubin
Management of Recurrent Stingers
Management of Recurrent Stingers Introduction Stingers, characterized by unilateral arm weakness, are seen in up to 65% of football players…
By Andrew Schleihauf
Emerging Treatment and Diagnostics for Concussion
emerging treatment and diagnostics for concussion introduction The growing number of concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI) with the…
By Greg Rubin
Nasal Fractures
Nasal Fractures For physicians covering hockey and wrestling, evaluation of facial injuries are commonplace. Facial fractures are common injuries and…
By Sports Medicine Review
A Quick Update on Knee Dislocations
A Quick Update on Knee Dislocations Knee dislocations are a catastrophic injury to the knee defined by loss of articulation…
By Sports Medicine Review
Cervical Spine & Spinal Cord Injuries in Athletes
Cervical Spine & Spinal Cord Injuries in Athletes Introduction Cervical spine and spinal cord injuries (SCI) are uncommon in athletes…
By Sports Medicine Review
The Uncommon Common Finger Injuries
The Uncommon Common Finger Injuries When discussing sports injuries of the thumb, the typical conversation involves skier’s or gamekeeper’s thumb.…
By Sports Medicine Review
Scaphoid Fractures Diagnosis & Management
Scaphoid Fractures Diagnosis & Management Scaphoid fractures are the most commonly fractured carpal bone, accounting for 2-3% of all fractures…
By Sports Medicine Review
Evidence Behind the Non-Operative Management of Metacarpal Fractures
Evidence Behind the Non-Operative Management of Metacarpal Fractures Introduction. Metacarpal fractures are a commonly encountered orthopedic injury. Metacarpal fractures can…
