by William Brown, MD | Oct 22, 2014 | Sports Hernia News, Sports Hernia Surgery, Success Stories, Video
Open Repair of Sports Hernia Garners Increased Views Sports hernias are one of the most commonly misdiagnosed injuries that athletes today suffer, and the road to recovery can be longer than necessary. Those with groin pain are now turning to the Internet as a source...
by William Brown, MD | Aug 6, 2014 | Press Releases, Sports Hernia News, Sports Hernia Surgery
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Renowned Sports Hernia Surgeon, Dr. William Brown, Reporting Excellent Results Following Inguinal Ligament Tenotomies A new surgical technique, combining inguinal ligament tenotomy with oblique muscle repair, is proving effective for athletes...
by William Brown, MD | Jul 12, 2014 | Sports Hernia News, Sports Hernia Rehabilitation, Sports Hernia Surgery, Treatment of Sports Hernias
Choosing Sports Hernia Surgery vs. Physical Therapy After being diagnosed with a sports hernia, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and even confused by the treatment options available to you. Rehabilitation of sports hernia injuries typically includes one or both of...
by William Brown, MD | Apr 29, 2014 | Press Releases, Sports Hernia News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Renowned Sports Hernia Specialist, Dr. William Brown, Expects Affordable Care Act to Benefit Athletes Suffering from Inguinal Disruptions Dr. William Brown, one of the country’s leading inguinal disruption experts, expects the Affordable Care Act...
by William Brown, MD | Jan 23, 2014 | Diagnoses, Press Releases, Sports Hernia News, Treatment of Sports Hernias
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The British Hernia Society’s Manchester Consensus Conference Results in New Terminology for Sports Hernia A consensus conference held by the British Hernia Society concludes that a sports hernia should be called inguinal disruption since no true...
by William Brown, MD | Jan 16, 2014 | Diagnoses, Sports Hernia News
Inguinal Disruption – The British Hernia Society Officially Renames the Sports Hernia The Sports Hernia injury has been given many names over the years. None of these names are very accurate. A “Sports Hernia” is not a true hernia but a tear or strain....
