Our Sports Medicine Specialists:
- Kenneth P. Butters, MD
- Dennis K. Collis, MD
- Daniel C. Fitzpatrick, MD
- Rudolf G. Hoellrich, MD*
- Stanley L. James, MD
- Donald C. Jones, MD
- Brick A. Lantz, MD*
- Thomas J. Macha, MD
- Matthew S. Shapiro, MD*
- Kenneth M. Singer, MD
- Timothy A. Straub, MD
- Jason D. Tavakolian, MD
- Christopher N. Walton, MD
- Thomas K. Wuest, MD
Our Nonsurgical Sports Medicine Specialists:
* Indicates a Certificate of Added Qualification in Sports Medicine.
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Youth sports provide young people with several benefits, including physical conditioning, the chance to learn how to work as a team, and the opportunity to build social skills with friends, coaches, and teammates. Unfortunately, there are also several risks involved with participating in sports. A study presented at The American Academy of Pediatrics’ annual meeting showed that knee injuries from sports among young athletes are increasing at an alarming rate.
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