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Dr. Rob Willson is back with Vann, Caleb, and Luke to discuss one of the hottest topics in sports medicine:  When to return to play after ACL reconstruction?  The two critical elements of time and body preparation for sport are discussed.  How early is too early?  Tune in and see what the current best evidence on return to sport after ACL reconstruction suggests.  

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Check out our last episode if you missed our discussion on ACL reconstruction and early rehab with Dr. Rob Willson!

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This episode Caleb, Vann, and Luke sit down with Dr. Rob Willson, an August native and orthopedic surgeon in the Augusta University health system who is fellowship- trained in Sports Medicine from the University of Connecticut.  Dr. Willson is the team physician for Augusta University (AU) Athletics and the Augusta Greenjackets.  Tune in for some great patient education concerning ACL reconstruction and what early rehabilitation will emphasize.  

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Caleb and Luke welcome the first Peak patient into the podcast!  Jeff underwent a bilateral knee replacement with Dr. Randy Meredith and talks about his experience prior to and throughout his rehab course.  We know you've got some good questions and Jeff provides some great patient-centered answers.  Check it out!

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Luke welcomes Dr. Randy Meredith, Legend Orthopedics, back to the podcast to discuss patients that are candidates for a bilateral knee replacement.  Listen in to hear from Dr. Meredith some of the unique struggles and factors that the patient undergoing the bilateral TKA will experience.  Am I a candidate for a bilateral TKA?  Is it different from the single TKA?  Tune in and find out!

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This episode Caleb and Luke talk about dosing your physical therapy treatment.  How hard should you be pushing?  How frequent should you be exercising?  Are you exercising enough at home or not enough?  This episode is pertinent to all patients that have had surgical intervention as well as those dealing with non-surgical issues.  

More is not always better - sometimes it is.... tune in and get some guidance.

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Caleb and Luke are back to discuss "starting well" after your knee replacement surgery.  The first three weeks are a critical time for the patient, the knee is PAINFUL with poor mobility and soft tissue swelling as leading factors inhibiting progress.  How can the patient get these important first three weeks correct and set them up for success?  Tune in and find out.  

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Luke and Caleb discuss rehab within the first 6 weeks after shoulder replacement surgery.  Both types of shoulder replacement procedures are discussed (Anatomic and Reverse) as well as your keys to success in those important first  6 weeks.  Let's get those shoulders moving!

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This episode Luke welcomes in Dr. Doug Phillips, Legend Orthopedics, Augusta, GA to discuss the differences between an anatomic shoulder replacement and a reverse shoulder replacement.  What are the differences and why would a surgeon do a Reverse vs a standard anatomic replacement?  What are the typical follow up appointments look like for the patient and what should they expect?  Tune in and find out.  

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This episode Caleb and Luke are discussing rehabilitation ideas and activities during the second six weeks after Rotator Cuff Repair (RCR).  This phase (POW #6-12) is often referred to as the "strengthening phase" as we begin to add strengthening exercises into your program.  Keys continue to be improving range-of-motion, decreasing pain, and improving functional activities through additional strengthening activities.  Tune in and keep working on your shoulder!

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This episode Luke and Caleb are talking what to expect from your RCR rehab in the first six weeks after surgery.  Typically, you are still in a sling and are beginning to work on gentle passive range-of-motion (ROM) to get that shoulder moving in order to reduce pain and improve healing.  Check out this episode to hear from Luke and Caleb on what you can expect in your first six weeks after Rotator Cuff Repair.