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In this episode of the Second Opinion Sports Medicine Podcast, Dr. Dhokal and Dr. Glass discuss the new format of their show, focusing on medical topics, patient cases, and relevant sports news.

They delve into scoliosis, exploring its types, implications, and the importance of early detection. The conversation also touches on the impact of scoliosis on daily life, treatment options, and the significance of breathing mechanics.

Additionally, they share insights from recent patient cases, explain the difference between anatomical and mechanical pain, and discuss the systemic side of pain management.

The episode concludes with updates on NFL injuries and a preview of the upcoming Chargers vs. Ravens game, highlighting the brotherly rivalry between the coaches.

Takeaways

• Scoliosis is a common condition that can present in various ways.
• Education is key for parents and patients regarding scoliosis.
• Not all scoliosis cases are the same; understanding the type is crucial.
• Breathing mechanics can be affected by spinal issues.
• Early detection of scoliosis can prevent further complications.
• Bracing is primarily to prevent the progression of scoliosis, not to correct it.
• The systemic health of a patient can influence pain management outcomes.
• Hormonal imbalances can contribute to conditions like frozen shoulder.
• Aging athletes can still improve their range of motion and function.
• Insurance often does not cover wellness care, focusing instead on treatment after issues arise.

Chapters
00:00
Welcome Back and New Format
08:28
Patient Experiences with Scoliosis
14:10
Scoliosis and Its Systemic Effects
22:44
Explaining Mechanical and Systemic Pain
28:05
Understanding Frozen Shoulder and Its Implications
34:34
The Passion for Sports in Later Life
40:27
Listener Engagement and Feedback
45:35
Sibling Rivalry in Coaching: Harbaugh Brothers Showdown

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