Medical Side of NFL Draft, Risk Reward
The Doctors discuss the medical side of the NFL draft. Risk Reward
NFL Draft
NFL Draft & Tua Tagovailoa Injury, Fractured Dislocation Of The Hip
The Doctors discuss the NFL Draft & Tua Tagovailo injury, fractured dislocation of the hip.
NFL Draft. Knee Pain, Meniscus Trim
They talk with a caller the last man drafted in the NFL, Mr. Irrelevent. They talk with a caller about knee injury
NFL Draft. Shoulder Injury, Rotator Cuff
The Docs talk about the NFL Draft. They talk with a caller about right arm weakness and possible shoulder injury
4/28/18 #650 Segment 2
The Docs talk about the playoffs, NFL draft
04/30/17 #614 Segment 6
The doctors continue the Urgent Care Vs ER with callers. Talk about NFL Combines and what the future looks like.
04/30/17 #614 Segment 1
Dr. Souryal and Dr. Karim Meijer talk about the NFL Draft
4/23/17 #613 Segment 4
Dr. Souryal and Dr. Blumenthal discuss the NBA Playoff and NFL draft.
04/30/2016 #577: what’s your pick?
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Spring is in the air and the big topic is the NFL draft. Then Dr. Souryal gets right to the the popping phone lines to answer question after question. A 58 year old had surgery on his foot two months ago and asks the criteria for choosing a good rehab facility. There are many questions on rehab and pain relief and as always, getting a clear diagnosis before deciding on any treatment is Job #1. Forty five years after football injuries in college, a caller has questions about fusing joints to relieve his post traumatic arthritis. Another listener had a disc replacement in his neck but still has numbness in his fingers. He wonders if and when feeling may return. A very active man with two broken ankles is getting ankle fusions and also asks the differences between getting advice from an orthopedist or a podiatrist. A 35 year old driver may have an “-itis” of some sort. A 38 year old has had a second kneecap dislocation and lives with a lot of pain while he waits to decide on a surgery, so the doc gets a chance to describe the difference between pain management and stability issues. In the very last segment, Dr. Brad Bellard chimes in on which level of football he likes the best – NFL, collegiate, or high school? This may be contentious, or controversial!