…just when things start looking up (Bills) it usually means something bad is about to happen (Sabres).
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk and Go Bills.
There’s also a waterfall that only the non-natives seem interested in visiting (Niagara Falls), no one can agree on the best place for food and shelter (who has the best wings again?), and…
Living in Buffalo is like living on the island in the show Lost. The natives know how special the city is (The Others), the newcomers can’t wait to get out (the plane crash survivors), and the people who have left are trying to get back (The Oceanic 6).
A mother brings her child to your clinic because she is refusing to move her right arm. The child has been holding her arm across her abdomen since being picked up by her arms (as seen in the photo). There are no… https://t.co/TLvEVfRyYP
Excellent new practical management article authored by group from @UBuffalo describing a brief PE for #concussion evaluation in the outpatient setting
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What kind of fracture is this? A. Radial head fracture B. Olecranon fracture C. Supracondylar fracture D. Coronoid process fracture. comment down below. Answer will be posted tomorrow.
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Flexor Tendonitis or Iliopsoas Bursitis is a common cause of hip pain seen in running and jumping athletes. Learn more about this condition at https://t.co/PBne8YcSfT. #foamSM
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Do you know how high your core temperature needs to be in order to be diagnosed with Exertional Heat Stroke (EHS)? What are some signs and symptoms of EHS? Comment below or DM us and let us know! #FSM#sportsmedicine#heatstroke
The next Fundamentals of Sports Medicine lecture will begin tomorrow (7/23/20) at 6pm EST and will cover clinically oriented wrist anatomy, physical exam, and X-ray reading. DM us if you’d like to be added to our email list!