E154 Brian Cole on advances in the treatment of knee, elbow and shoulder injuries @IHMC
E154 Brian Cole on advances in the treatment of knee, elbow and shoulder injuries  @IHMC
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Today we have Dr. Brian Cole, an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in cartilage restoration, orthobiologics, and advanced surgical techniques for the treatment of knee, elbow, and shoulder injuries. He is the team physician for the NBA’s Chicago Bulls and the co-team physician for the Chicago White Sox. He also is the host of the Sports Medicine Weekly Podcast.

In today’s interview, we talk to Brian about his cutting-edge research into ways to treat knee, shoulder, and elbow injuries.  Brian shares his novel approach to dealing with ACL tears, one of the most common sports injuries, and his investigations of methods to enhance the healing and recovery time following ACL reconstructions. He also talks about new advances in minimally invasive surgical techniques for many common injuries, as well as developments in the use of stem-cell and bone marrow therapies to treat injuries.

Full shownotes: ihmc.us/stemtalk/episode-154
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