Ohio State Launches First-of-its-Kind Comprehensive Esports Program
Ohio State Sports Medicine was the first in the United States to implant a plastic device designed to help patients with persistent knee pain due to an injured or deteriorating meniscus, and the first in Ohio to use a tissue implant made from a patient’s own cells to treat knee cartilage damage. It was also responsible for the creation of a new surgical technique that makes Achilles tendon repairs stronger and more reliable.
Recent Research News
New Procedure Helps Patients Avoid Hip Replacement
Potential Key to Preventing Back Pain in Runners
Study Reveals Compression Tights Don't Help Runners Reach Finish Line
Study Aims to Get to the Point of Dry Needling for Knee Pain
Ohio State Surgeons Implant Knee Cartilage
Brain Needs Retrained After ACL Injury
New Surgical Technique Helps Make Achilles Tendon Repairs Stronger, Safer
Ohio State First to Use Plastic Meniscus Implant in FDA Clinical Trial
Study: Girls at Higher Risk for Overuse Injuries in High School Sports
Low BMI Can Increase Risk of Stress Fractures in Female Runners, Study Finds