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In this third part of the series, UCLA sports neuropsychologist Douglas R. Polster, PhD, discusses psychological preparedness for returning to play, how to self-assess readiness and when to seek help from a sports psychologist. Register for the webinar >
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In this second part of the conversation series, UCLA physical therapist Carole Netter, PT, MS, covers rehab principles, braces, crutches and the home exercise program (HEP) for the initial six-to-12 week post-operation period. Register for the webinar >
In this first part of the conversation series, UCLA orthopaedic surgeon Jennifer Beck, MD, talks about the anatomy of ACL tears, why they are reconstructed and what happens if they are not reconstructed.
Join UCLA orthopaedic surgeon Joan Williams, MD, for an overview of ankle arthritis, common symptoms you might experience, and early treatment options that can help slow the progression of the disease.
UCLA orthopaedic surgeon Joan Williams, MD, provides an overview of some of the most common sports injuries in the foot and ankle as well as available treatment options.
Join UCLA orthopaedic surgeon Jennifer Beck, MD, as she shares injury prevention tips for young athletes, parents, and coaches as kids return this fall to school sports.
UCLA orthopaedic surgeon Jennifer Beck, MD, reviews common musculoskeletal injuries in youth athletes, both acute and chronic, red flags for parents and coaches, at home treatment strategies, and when to seek treatment.
UCLA orthopaedic surgeon Nick Shamie, MD, as he discusses new treatments for pinched nerve in the neck and low back. Dr. Shamie is a Board Certified Spine Surgeon and serves as the Chief of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Neurosurgery at UCLA School of Medicine.
