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The AANA Fellows Arthroscopy Course was held at the AAOS orthopaedic learning center in Chicago this weekend. Residents and fellows from all over world spent the weekend honing their surgical skills. Thanks @brianwatermanmd and Dr. Denver Stanfield for putting on a first class course and for inviting me as faculty.
Dr. Kyle Hammond, former Pitt/UPMC sports medicine fellow, and current orthopedic surgeon at Emory Sports Medicine Center, has been named head team physician for the Atlanta Falcons.
Bone & Joint’s sports medicine team providing sideline coverage for The Church Academy’s football team in Baton Rouge, LA. Pictured from left to right: Olivia Wishman ATC, Jerrica Watson PA-C, Jonathan Kearney DPT (Peak Performance), and Lui Mancera MD (Baton Rouge General).
Matt and Olivia, the 2018-2019 athletic training residents at Bone & Joint are learning proper sterile technique and OR basics.
When young, active athletes tear their ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), it usually needs surgery. Although a very small percentage of ACL tears can be repaired, the vast majority need to be reconstructed completely with a new ligament. Surgeons have known for some time that allograft (graft from donors) has a higher failure rate than autograft […]
Bone & Joint Clinic and PEAK Performance Physical Therapy are hosting the 1st Annual High School Football Sports Medicine Summer School. This will be a crash course in everything needed for high school football sideline coverage. If you are providing sports medicine coverage in any capacity to high school athletes, you should attend this course. Topics and content will be geared toward coaches, doctors, PA’s and NPs, nurses, athletic trainers, and physical therapists.
WHEN: July 23rd, 2018
WHERE: Episcopal High School, Baton Rouge, LA
PRICE: Free, but RSVP required. Limited spots available.
Knee arthritis and cartilage wear has traditionally been considered an uncurable condition. In fact, the only consistently successful treatment whas a total knee replacement. Although knee replacements are a good option for severe arthritis, they require a large surgery, a prolonged recorvery course, and are usually associated with temporary, but significant, postoperative pain. Fortunately, advances in medical knowledge and technology have produced some very promising non-surgical treatments for knee arthritis. While there may not be a cure for arthritis yet, many of these treatments have shown potential to delay the need for knee replacement surgery.
Bone & Joint Clinic is proud to be a participant in the “Covering All Bases” Baseball Clinic with Dunham Baseball Coach Sham Gabehart and World Series Champion David Dellucci on Jan. 27, 2018. Baseball players from grades 2-8 are welcome to attend the skills clinic, and parents will be able to participate in an interactive sports medicine injury prevention and performance enhancement session. Sign up for the clinic here: http://www.dunhamschool.org/firstpitch
Bone & Joint Clinic is proud to be the official orthopaedic partner of the 2018 Louisiana Marathon. We will have a tent by the finish line both Saturday and Sunday. Please come by and visit us either day!
Dr. Burnham co-authored a book chapter that detailed the role of stem cells, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and other biologic treatments for sports medicine and orthopaedic injuries. The chapter was entitled “Current State for Clinical Use of Stem Cells and PRP” and is in the book entitled “Bio-orthopaedics: A New Approach.”
