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2. Mark Adickes - Wikipedia

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   Adickes is the host of a sports medicine documentary program, Athlete 360, on which he interviews professional athletes who have sustained major injuries necessitating orthopedic surgery. Some of the featured athletes include Kevin Everett , Dikembe Mutombo , Mark Schlereth , and golfer Stacy Lewis , whose modified scoliosis surgery made her ...

3. Houston Orthopedic and Spine Hospital - Wikipedia

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   Sports medicine services are offered by a group of certified "orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, physician assistants, physical therapists and nurses" [4] at HOSH and focus on the patient's athletic current and future career. Lab services are offered with a "full-service blood bank" [5] and a laboratory that is in the hospital.

4. Donald E. Baxter - Wikipedia

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   In 1970, After doing his internship at University of Texas Health Science Center, Baxter became Fellowship director and Clinical Professor of Orthopedic Surgeon at University of Texas Health Science Center and Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. [6] He was also a Physician for Houston Ballet in 1990. [7]

5. Athlete 360 - Wikipedia

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   Now, Dr. Adickes is the Co-Medical Director of the Memorial Hermann Hospital Sports Medicine Institute. [4] Dr. Adickes is official doctor for the NBA team the Houston Rockets , the United States Ski Team , and for RodeoHouston .

6. Tarek Omar Souryal - Wikipedia

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   Dr. Tarek Omar "T.O." Souryal. Tarek Omar Souryal is an orthopedic surgeon in the field of sports medicine, known for his research on the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). [1] He currently practices in Dallas, Texas, at Texas Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Group.

7. James Andrews (physician) - Wikipedia

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   James Andrews (born May 2, 1942) is a retired American orthopedic surgeon.He is a surgeon for knee, elbow, and shoulder injuries [1] [2] [3] and is a specialist in repairing damaged ligaments.

8. Michael Glyn Brown - Wikipedia

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   Brown was born in Galena Park in the Greater Houston area. While attending Galena Park Junior High School, he saw a film of Michael DeBakey performing heart surgery. He wanted to be a heart surgeon, but he said that he ultimately became a hand surgeon because the specialty allowed for greater creativity and was "more profitable and glamorous".

9. Houston Sports Park - Wikipedia

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   The campus building is a single-story building which houses Athlete Training + Health (18,505 sq. feet) along with a 7,000 sq. foot tenant suite for the Methodist Center for Sports Medicine (home to the physicians for the Houston Dynamo, Texans, Astros, Rodeo and Ballet).