SAVE THE DATE! June 8-11, 2025 - Join us in Munich, Germany!
Don’t miss this opportunity to join us in Munich for the unique international experience that is the #ISAKOS Congress.
https://t.co/qkGUS7Rht7
It’s been 8 years when I did my sports medicine research fellowship with these to guys. Gus Mazzocca and Bob Arciero have been great mentors and teachers … and still are. #ISAKOS2023#UConn
Looking forward to meet the people behind the most cited articles coming up the next weeks! There is so much we can still learn from these papers - even though some have been out there for a long time!!!Congratulations AJSM!👍
This year marks AJSM’s 50th Anniversary! To celebrate, we will be highlighting the article that received the most citations from each of the first 50 years of AJSM.
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@AJSM_SportsMed @chedtDPT@MethodistHosp Great study !!! And don‘t forget to check out this months AJSM ‚in depth‘ podcast‘ https://t.co/0RgQeWz6Y9 where we discuss the study and future use of BFR!
great discussion and interaction physio-surgeon! thanks @AVanTongel for organizing, and @SuzanneGard to co-host the Q&A. positive, realistic expectations are important! for that reason let's communicate as physio and surgeon in the same direction to coach our patient 🤝
Ok, fixed and stable... even 10 min on the bike this morning ! Thanks a lot to my colleague @BeitzelKnut fixing my AC-joint perfectly.. not an easy case - rockwood V 💪👍
ACL reconstruction is safe, as evaluated in a study of 104,255 procedures from the UK. However, well-known problems such as high numbers of re-ruptures as well as injuries to the contralateral side in young patients are still relevant! #ACL@ndorms https://t.co/kfL0hr8K9y
As #subscapularis tears are recognized, they are more commonly repaired. A great study here in the May issue on the biomechanics of subscpaularis repairs. Link: https://t.co/yLFJJSVVBV
Join @BeitzelKnut as he chats with Dr. Philipp Moroder about his article, "Challenging the Current Concept of Critical Glenoid Bone Loss in Shoulder Instability: Does the Size Measurement Really Tell It All?" in our March podcast: https://t.co/Atx6nCBDT2
The 2018 ASES Symposium and Annual Meeting surpasses all expectations. More than 500 people, great program, social interactions, awareness on diversity, advocacy, mentoring, the list goes… https://t.co/3NpyykMgOq
The June issue is now online!
📖: https://t.co/GM7HrGHV6R
For new monthly CME activities 💻: https://t.co/i8MoTJooeK
And new podcasts 🎧: https://t.co/UGXZxSqsZo