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 Session 4: Concussions in Sports: The New Recommendations Recorded October 17, 2023 Concussion injuries and new recommendations were discussed by Jeff Nadwodny, M.D. and Tava Buck, P.T., D.P.T. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 3: Common Foot and Ankle Fractures in Sports
Recorded July 18, 2023 Matthew Crowe, M.D. and Andreas Remis, P.T., D.P.T. discussed common foot and ankle fractures in sports. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 2: Common Foot and Ankle Fractures in Sports Recorded April 18, 2023 Edward Haupt, M.D. and Andreas Remis, P.T., D.P.T. discussed common foot and ankle fractures in sports. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 1: Exertional Leg Pain in the Athlete
Recorded January 17, 2023 Jeff Nadwodny, D.O. and David Shirey, Jr. P.T., D.P.T., OCS discussed exertional leg and arm pain as well as exertional leg and arm pain. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
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 Session 8: Exercise in Cancer Patients Recorded November 14, 2022 Raul Rosario Concepcion, M.D., Assistant Professor of P.M.R. and Noli B. Dioneda, M.S., P.T., D.P.T. reviewed current exercise recommendations for cancer patients. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 7: Volleyball Injuries and Coverage Essentials Recorded August 16, 2022 Kristina DeMatas, D.O. and Valerie Spees, D.P.T. reviewed the relevant anatomy, risk factors for injury and management of common volleyball injuries. Preparations for volleyball event coverage were also reviewed. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 6: Heat Illnesses in Sports Recorded June 21, 2022
Heat illnesses are common during the summer months. In this month's webinar, Wesley D. Troyer, D.O., and Taryn L. Flock reviewed heat illnesses in sports. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 5: Common Golf Injuries Recorded May 17, 2022
Golf is a common sport for all ages. Although considered a lower risk sport, many types of injuries can occur. Daniel P. Montero, M.D., CAQSM, reviewed common golf injuries that affect both amateurs and professionals. Carl H. Zart, P.T., discussed prevention and rehabilitation for many of these common ailments as well as how to recognize certain swing characteristics which may make the golfer more susceptible to these injuries. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 4: Neuropathies in Sports Recorded April 19, 2022
Compressive neuropathies are relatively common among athletic injuries. Mayo Clinic experts will review the latest knowledge with regards to both the diagnosis and treatment recommendations of this condition. They will focus special attention to the rehabilitation considerations and strategies. Kimberly H. McVeigh, C.H.T., O.T., M.B.A. is an Occupational Therapist who specializes in Hand Therapy. Mark Friedrich B. Hurdle, M.D. is a PM&R physician with specialty training in chronic Pain Medicine. He has an interest in painful peripheral nerve evaluations and treatments.
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 Session 3: Baseball Biometrics and Rehabilitation Recorded March 15, 2022
Unfortunately, throwing arm injuries remain extremely prevalent, especially in baseball pitchers. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts will discuss some of the latest "hot topics" in sports medicine. Jeff T. Wight, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Kinesiology, will provide an overview of baseball pitching biomechanics, the throwing shoulder, and injury mechanisms. Ryan C. McCoy, P.T., D.P.T., OCS will present as well.
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 Session 2: Common Elbow Injuries in Athletes
Recorded February 15, 2022
Elbow injuries are common in athletes, especially in throwing sports. Daniel Montero, M.D. will review the relevant anatomy, risk factors for injury, indications for procedures, surgery and recommended surgical options. Thomas Berger, P.T., C.H.T., D.P.T. will discuss nonoperative and post-operative rehabilitation strategies and exercise with the goal of returning the athlete to sport.
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 Session 1: Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport Recorded January 18, 2022
Relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) affects both female and male athletes and is underpinned by low energy availability, either from insufficient caloric intake and/or excessive energy expenditure. This low energy state leads to suboptimal function, with negative effects on health and performance. Laura Mattson, D.O., Sports Medicine Fellow, will review RED-S pathophysiology, screening, diagnosis, and treatment strategies, as well as return to play decision-making. Luke Corey, R.D.N., will then discuss detailed evaluation and treatment of nutritional deficits in athletes. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
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 Session 11: Common Football (Soccer) Related Injuries and Injury Prevention Strategies Recorded November 16, 2021
Mayo Clinic experts will discuss the latest knowledge and recommendations for treatment of these soccer related injuries and their rehabilitation. Wesley D. Troyer, D.O., will review the relevant anatomy, risk factors for injury, epidemiology, and treatment recommendations. Andrew J. Johnson, P.T., D.P.T., Mayo Clinic Physical Therapist, will discuss injury prevention and rehabilitation strategies, exercise with the goal of return to play/soccer. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 10: Common Basketball Injuries Recorded October 19, 2021
As the season opens for winter sports we will focus on the most common sideline and clinic injuries in competitive basketball players. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts discuss the latest knowledge and recommendations for treatment of these injuries. Matthew M. Crowe, M.D., Assistant Professor of Orthopedics and Raul Rosario Concepcion, M.D., Assistant Professor of P.M.R. review relevant anatomy, mechanisms of injury, and injury prevention. Both have served as Team Physician for USA Men's Basketball Junior National Team trips to Latin America. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 9: Common Injuries of the Hand and Wrist in Athletes Recorded September 21, 2021
Hand and wrist injuries are common across a variety of sports and can lead to significant disability. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts discuss common hand and wrist pathologies and recommendations for treatment. Laura Mattson, D.O., Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellow, will review common injury patterns, related anatomy, and basic principles of treatment and return to play. James Braxton, Mayo Clinic Certified Hand and Occupational Therapist, discusses rehabilitation strategies with the goal of return to sport.
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 Session 8: It's Just an Ankle Sprain: Why is My Patient Still in Pain? Recorded August 17, 2021
Ankle sprains are common disorders seen in the physical therapy and orthopedic clinics. Although many patients improve with proper treatment, some continue to have persistent pain. Glenn G. Shi, M.D., Assistant Professor of Orthopedics and Scott Haak, P.T. D.P.T., Instructor in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation review the anatomy, epidemiology, differential diagnosis, and surgical indications to treat this patient population. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 7: Advances in Concussion Diagnosis and Management
Recorded July 20, 2021
Advances in concussion diagnosis and management continue to evolve. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts discuss the latest knowledge in diagnostic evaluation, tools and rehabilitation for sports related concussion. Jennifer Maynard, M.D., CAQSM, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine and the Program Director for the Sports Medicine Fellowship discusses the latest in diagnosis with sideline and in-office evaluation. Tava R. Buck, P.T., D.P.T and Amanda L. Lazo, OT, discusses the rehabilitation options to allow patients to take a more active role in their recovery to return to sport. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT |
 Session 6: Rehabilitation Approaches to Spine Issues in the Golfing Athlete Recorded June 15, 2021
Spine-related injuries and impairments are common among golfers and often impact performance. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts provide an overview of some of the most common spine-related injuries among golfers. Paul Scholten, M.D., Assistant Professor of PM&R will cover the incidence, presenting features and treatment options for these common conditions and Melanie Peavy, PT, MPT, BSN, Instructor of PT discusses the relationship of these to swing mechanics and review relevant therapeutic exercises.
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 Session 5: Highs and Lows: Altitude and Diving Medicine
Recorded May 18, 2021
Many patients participate in scuba diving and various high altitude physical activities. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts discuss the latest knowledge and treatments for various conditions associated with these activities. Tyler Schmidt, D.O. will be discussing the Altitude Medicine portion and Sara Filmalter, M.D. discuss the scuba diving portion of the lecture.
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 Session 4: Orthopedic and Sports Regenerative Medicine
Recorded April 20, 2021
Mayo Clinic experts discuss the state of Regenerative Medicine in current Sports Medicine practice. Shane A. Shapiro, M.D., Associate Professor of Orthopedics, and Mayo Clinic Faculty reviews the current applications and limitations of first generation cell therapy for orthopedic and sports injuries, discuss ongoing clinical research, and explore the strategies used to counsel patients about their Orthobiologic treatment options. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT
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 Session 3: Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
Recorded March 16, 2021
Anterior cruciate ligament tears are one of the most common knee injuries. In this CME webinar, Mayo Clinic experts discuss the latest knowledge and recommendations for treatment of these injuries. Cedric J. Ortiguera, M.D., Assistant Professor of Orthopedics, review the relevant anatomy, risk factors for injury, indications for surgery and recommended surgical options. Scott Haak, Mayo Clinic Physical Therapist/Strength and Conditioning Specialist, discuss post-operative rehabilitation strategies and exercise with the goal of returning an athlete to sport. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT
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 Session 2: Endurance training for Health and Performance
Recorded February 16, 2021
This webinar discusses endurance training and how to improve health without overtraining or sustaining injuries. Mayo Clinic Faculty identify how to minimize risks of over training for athletes who wish to train for performance. As running is the most common mode of endurance training, methods of reducing the risk of common running injuries was discussed.
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 Session 1: Tendinopathy: Pathophysiology, Management, and Rehabilitation of Chronic Tendinopathy
Recorded January 19, 2021
Our multidisciplinary team discuss how to appropriately diagnose tendinopathies and focus your non-operative treatment of these patients. Mayo Clinic Experts review the pathophysiology of tendinopathies in order to understand different treatment options offered to patients. Live Webinar - CLAIM CME CREDIT
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Session 3: Common Shoulder Injuries in the Paralympic Athlete