Pediatric sports medicine
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Don’t Let Swimmer’s Ear Ruin Your Summer
The common condition doesn’t just affect children. Adults, especially those with hearing aids or certain medical conditions, can be affected too.
Local Teen’s Remarkable Recovery from Stroke
Luke, a middle school soccer player, was just 13 when he collapsed at home from a stroke. His parents’ immediate reaction was to call 9-1-1 and with prompt medical care, Luke survived and is back to his active life.
Volleyball Popularity Is Growing: Here’s How to Prevent Injuries
Acute and overuse injuries can cause lost play time because of ankle sprains, knee injuries, shoulder, hand and wrist damage.
Vitamin D Deficiency: A Hidden Cause of Fractures in Young Athletes
Vitamin D deficiency is common in athletes and can affect musculoskeletal health, increasing the risk of injury. Young athletes are especially vulnerable.
Two Hip Surgeries and Megan Is Still Running
High school athlete Megan was plagued by hip problems but the expert orthopedic surgeons at University Hospitals got her up and running again.
Good Quality Sleep Improves Youth Athletic Performance
Sleep is a pillar of health, so it’s no surprise that young people who lack adequate sleep may suffer consequences.
The Benefits of Being a Multi-Sport Athlete for Kids
Young athletes benefit physically and mentally by participating in different sports in different seasons, with time off for rest.
The Benefits of Strength Training for Young Athletes
Strength training is proven to reduce risk of injury and improve endurance in children involved in competitive sports.