Search Results - The Surgeon

Meador, R. G., Randolph, T. L., Balcik, B. J., Hubbard, D. F., McDonough, B. “…This was in consultation with the orthopedic team physician and orthopedic trauma surgeon. After a brief period of rest and continued immobilization in a walking boot, weight bearing as tolerated, the patient was able to start rehabilitation. …”

Malliaropoulos, N., Bikos, G., Tsifountoudis, I., Alaseirlis, D., Christodoulou, D., Padhiar, N., Maffulli, N. “…The Surgeon…”

Edler, J. R., Games, K. E., Eberman, L. E., Kahanov, L. “…She was seen by an orthopedic surgeon for consultation. The patient elected for a surgical repair of the tibial plateau fracture. …”

E. Sweeney “…A practical resource for sports medicine and orthopedic surgeons, as well as primary care physicians.…”

Kaiser, R. B. “…As the capstone for a special issue of Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research on coaching elite performers, this article provides a brief summary of differences and similarities across the 5 articles, which discuss coaching entrepreneurs and CEOs, Olympic athletes, performance artists, members of military special operations, and surgeons and emergency-room doctors. The essence of performance coaching is defined as helping individuals to increase their ability to perform under pressure. …”

Frank, S. M., Gubanich, P. J. “…The family was referred to an orthopaedic surgeon if conservative care failed. Symptoms persisted for approximately four weeks, but upon initiation of an iontophoresis treatment regimen (1.5mL dexamethasone) twice-per-week, symptoms improved. …”

Weber, A. E., Bedi, A., Tibor, L. M., Zaltz, I., Larson, C. M. “…With appropriate surgical indications and the correct operative technique, the treating surgeon can anticipate high levels of return to play for the gymnast and dancer with hip pain. …”

Hall, C., Kay, R., Yarnell, K. “…The assessment of ridden horse behaviour by twelve equestrian professionals (instructors n=4, riders n=4, veterinary surgeons n=4) was compared with observed behaviour and physiological measures (salivary cortisol and eye temperature). …”

Doyle-Baker, P., Collins, E., Lawrence, K. “…All had different diagnosing physicians and two participants had the same surgeon. Physiotherapy and athletic therapy was received from different clinics and therapists. …”

Colbert, S. D., Scott, J., Dale, T., Brennan, P. A. “…We asked members of the Great Britain Olympic rowing team and OMFS surgeons to complete a validated questionnaire on how they performed under pressure. 89 questionnaires were completed by 43 surgeons and 46 rowers (81% response). …”

Doyle-Baker, P., Collins, E., Lawrence, K. “…All had different diagnosing physicians and two participants had the same surgeon. Physiotherapy and athletic therapy was received from different clinics and therapists. …”

Bach, I., Gereke, A., Winnecken, H.-J. “…Aspects concerning anatomy, the peculiarities of the artificial knee and hip joints, or data on the load capacity of the artificial joints during divers activities can be found. The authors (surgeons, skiing instructors with joint replacements) are of the opinion that there is no scientific proof which could forbid patients with total joint replacement to do skiing. …”