Tag Archives: sports medicine specialists

ONS Foundation Programs offer Injury Prevention Advice for Spring Sports

Whether you’re a recreational golfer, hard-core triathlete or somewhere in between, when you get back into sports this spring, you’ll be at risk for a sports-related injury. The ONS Foundation for Clinical Research and Education wants to give people who enjoy sports activities, a range of tools and techniques to keep them enjoying their sport and out of the doctor’s office. Continue reading

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Girls’ Sports Injury Prevention Workshop will Focus on ACL Injury and Stress Fractures

On Tuesday, October 12, from 7-9 p.m., the ONS Foundation for Clinical Research and Education will present a free workshop … Continue reading

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Keeping Summer Sports Fun and Injury Free

According to Tim Greene, MD, sports medicine specialist at ONS (Orthopaedic and Neurosurgery Specialists), most athletic injuries are not the result of accidents but are due to inadequate preparation for a sports activity, overuse of joints or muscles and missing the early warning signs of injury. Continue reading

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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #12

Saturday the 20th was a long day at the Oval, beginning with the a training session for all skaters, and … Continue reading

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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #9

Today was a very exciting day for the USA team with gold medals in long track speed skating, skiing, and … Continue reading

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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #8

Competition resumed with the Women’s 500 meter race which was really exciting. The track distance is 400 meters so the athletes race just a little beyond one lap around, at all-out speeds. Continue reading

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Physicians from ONS Foundation for Clinical Research and Education will give Sports Injury Prevention Program at Greenwich Academy Tonight

There is currently an unprecedented level of youth sports injuries, particularly in girls. Most alarming is the incidence of torn ACLs. Continue reading

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Doctor Invited to be on XXI Olympic Winter Games Medical Team

ONS physician Gloria Cohen, MD was recently selected to be a member of the host medical staff for the XXI … Continue reading

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Ski Binding Technology to be Presented

Ski Beitzel of Hickory and Tweed in Armonk, New York will be joining the ONS ski seminar crew again for the annual free ski injury info fest this year Continue reading

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Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections: Promising treatment for Soft Tissue Injuries

In the world of sports, when a player is injured and unable to play, championships may be lost.  One treatment … Continue reading

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