What to Do if You Have a Meniscus Injury, With Dr. Kevin Stone

What to Do if You Have a Meniscus Injury, With Dr. Kevin Stone

Meniscus injuries can have a significant impact on your ability to walk, run and train consistently. Although this injury is less common for runners, understanding management and treatment is essential for long term health and durability.

Dr. Kevin Stone graduated from Harvard and the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. His clinical work focuses on keeping people active in the sports they love, and he has served a wide array of athletic groups including the US Ski Team, multiple ballet companies, and the US Olympic Training Center.

In addition to his work as an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Stone is an innovator in the field. Some of his inventions include a glucosamine beverage, a collagen meniscus implant, and the three-tunnel technique of meniscus transplantation, and he has been issued approximately 50 US patents for his work.

If you're looking for expertise on meniscus injuries, Dr. Stone is at the top of his field. Our discussion today will give you a better understanding of this type of injury, including:

  • Understanding the meniscus and what it means to have a meniscus injury
  • Are meniscus injuries a concern for runners?
  • The most common causes of meniscus injuries
  • How to prevent a meniscus injury (it's probably not what you think!)
  • The importance of good mechanics in injury prevention
  • Why you need to investigate your doctor's bias for treatment
  • Meniscus injury treatment options and the recovery process

Hopefully you will never be faced with a meniscus injury, but if so this podcast will help you get back on track to running pain free.

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