Is There An Ideal Hamstring Autograft Diameter for ACL Reconstruction?
Hamstring autograft for ACL reconstruction has been thought to be inferior to the patellar tendon or quad. Indeed, it continues to be used in many ACL surgeries.
Hopping Backward as an Indication of Recovery from ACL reconstruction
This study found that assessing how well patients are able to hop backward may be a better way of evaluating patients’ strength as they recover from ACL surgery.
The Ortho Show with Dr. Scott Sigman
In this episode, Dr. Sabrina Strickland joined Dr. Sigman,to discuss my specialization with patellofemoral joint and ACLS, education, & professional background.
Engineered Cartilage Sounds Perfect
Engineered cartilage sounds perfect. This Boston Children’s Hospital report discussed research aimed to grown cartilage in a lab to treat patients with defects.
The Ortho Show – Dr. Sabrina Strickland – Orthopedic Surgeon, Sports Med Specialist, and Patellofemoral Joint Expert
In November, I joined Dr. Scott Sigman on The Ortho Show to discuss my specialization with patellofemoral joint and ACLS, my education and professional background, and more. The podcast episode is brought to you by MIACH Orthopedic’s BEAR Implant, which I have talked about quite a bit in the past. To learn more, listen to […]
Skier with ACL Tear and Meniscus Tear
Today I’m sharing a story from Caroline Silver, who had an ACL tear and a meniscus tear. This injury happened while skiing and I got her back to sport quickly.
BEAR Implants in the News
It’s amazing to see how much news there is on the new BEAR implant. We are approaching the one year mark on our first BEAR implant and so far so good.
What does it mean if you injure your knee and you hear a pop?
What does it mean if you injure your knee and you hear a pop? Usually it means that you really injured something, but what that something is really depends on where one feels the pain and what actually happened to cause the injury.