Dr. James Gladstone talks Carmelo Anthony knee
Fluid buildup is generally caused by irritation, although the Knicks have not explained what caused the irritation in Anthony’s case. Possible causes include sprains, cartilage damage, a meniscal tear or a partial ligament tear, said Dr. James Gladstone, the co-chief of sports medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
Dr. James Gladstone talks about Zack Greinke
With that in mind, it’s conceivable Greinke could be ready to throw a bullpen session early next week based on the precedent for PRP recoveries, according to Dr. James Gladstone, an orthopedic surgeon and co-chief of sports medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York.
Dr. James Gladstone talks about Rob Gronkowski’s infection
“There are hundreds of reasons of why it could get infected, but I think the bottom line is it happens,” said Dr. James Gladstone, who is an orthopedic surgeon and co-chief of sports medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. “The important thing is to recognize it, and 99.9 percent of the time, you can clean it up and it won’t affect the outcome whatsoever.”
Ski Tips with Dr. James Gladstone
“We see fewer injuries among skiers because of significant improvements in the equipment,” says James Gladstone, an orthopedic surgeon and co-chief of sports medicine at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. Skis are shorter and hourglass shaped, he explains, making them more responsive and easier to turn. And, more important, ski bindings release more easily than those of a generation ago, reducing the risk of fractures in the lower legs.
Dr. James Gladstone talks about Alex Rodriguez’s Hip Injury
“If the more recent surgery was more involved, recovery might be a little slower, but I can’t think of a reason why anyone would be able to say he couldn’t play again,” said Dr. James Gladstone, sports medicine specialist and co-chief of sports medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai. “Especially if the other hip is holding up, there shouldn’t be a lasting impact.”
Mount Sinai surgeon James Gladstone, MD, performed the nation’s first implantation of Biocart II
Mount Sinai surgeon James Gladstone, MD, performed the nation’s first implantation of Biocart II, a novel second-generation cartilage cell transplantation system.
The picture of Success – Dr. James Gladstone
He shrank from the sight of blood and at one point was a bit more European than American. Dr. James Gladstone, Co-Chief of Sports Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, has led an intriguing life indeed.
All Bent Out of Joint – Knee & Shoulder Injuries Can Hit Anyone Who Exercises
Dr. James Gladstone discusses knee & shoulder injuries of Tigers Woods and that it can happen to anyone.
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