29.11.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Common Injuries, Current News, Sports & Media

Holiday Sports Injuries – FOX 2 Now Report November 29, 2010

(KTVI – FOX2now.com) — Home for the holidays doesn’t mean you’re a kid again. It usually starts at the dinner table rehashing those times when you were kids. That leads to a family football or basketball game. And the next thing you know, you’re on the ground with an ice-pack, trying to track down someone like Dr. Rick Lehman. He talks about how to avoid the holiday sports injuries.

15.11.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Current News, Sports & Media

Explaining the Oshi Ankle Break

(KTVI – FOX2now.com) — It was a big blow to the Blues as forward TJ Oshie is sideline for 3 months with a broken ankle. Oshie shattered his ankle in a fight in the Columbus game last week. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Rick Lehman talks about it.

Ask Dr. Rick  – November 2010
03.11.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, USCSM

Ask Dr. Rick – November 2010

All About The ACL Now that we are entrenched in the NFL season as well as the college football season, one of the most common dreaded injuries in sports medicine is damage to the anterior cruciate ligament. To give our readers an idea of the severity, approximately 400,000 anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions are done annually [...]

11.10.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Current News, Sports & Media, Uncategorized, USCSM

EAGLE Pilot Study

Download Detailed Information Purpose The Kensey Nash Corp. Cartilage Repair Device is a bioresorbable scaffold designed to promote repair of knee cartilage and subchondral bone. Subjects with knee cartilage damage meeting eligibility criteria will be randomly assigned to receive treatment with the Cartilage Repair Device or a standard surgical technique called microfracture. The purpose of [...]

Ask Dr. Rick  – October 2010
11.10.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, USCSM

Ask Dr. Rick – October 2010

Osgood-Schlatter’s Disease Osgood-Schlatter’s is an osteochondrosis of the proximal tibial apophysis. Generally, Osgood-Schlatter’s disease is associated with the rapid growth of adolescence. The area of concern is where the patellar tendon inserts into the tibia or the shin bone, and commonly, there is a large bump or knot that is extremely tender, painful and visible [...]

Ask Dr. Rick  – September 2010
02.09.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Sports & Media

Ask Dr. Rick – September 2010

Knee Patella Instability With the summer in full flow, knee injuries to both men and woman are on the rise. One of the more common problems that we see here at the U.S. Center for Sports Medicine in young athletes is instability of the patella. This can happen traumatically or atraumatically. In a traumatic dislocation [...]

02.09.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Sports & Media, USCSM

Tip For September 2010

The tip of the month includes a multivitamin and one baby aspirin a day to maintain good health.

13.08.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Sports & Media, Uncategorized, USCSM

This medical tip for August

Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate!

Ask Dr. Rick  – August 2010
13.08.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Sports & Media

Ask Dr. Rick – August 2010

Heat-Related Syndromes It is August in St. Louis and we have gone through another hot St. Louis summer. One of the most pressing problems that a parent, coach or sideline physician will deal with is dehydration and heat-related syndromes. Dehydration can occur in any temperature, but is seen most commonly as football starts up, two-a-day [...]

Foot Face Lift: The Cinderella Procedure – Is It Worth It?
11.08.2010 Ask Dr. Rick, Sports & Media, Uncategorized, USCSM

Foot Face Lift: The Cinderella Procedure – Is It Worth It?

(KTVI – FOX2now.com) – How far will some women go to fit into high heels? Shaving bones in toes, botox injections, tendon corrections – it’s a new trend in cosmetic surgery called “the Cinderella Procedure”. And it’s all so women can squeeze into those stilettos. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Rick Lehman talks about the risk and [...]