9th Annual Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine for the Clinician 2025

The 9th Annual Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine for the Clinician 2025 is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of sports-related conditions and injuries caused during physical activities.

Topics

• The contributions of the various ancillary disciplines in terms of supporting athletes recovering from surgical procedures and advanced ultrasound-guided interventions
• The criteria that necessitates orthopedic surgery for next level of care in common sports injuries
• The various nerve entrapment syndromes that have effects on the limb function of athletes and that cause pain that may be debilitating or performance-altering
• Signs and symptoms that will lead to respiratory conditions requiring special attention due to sports implications
• Show the uses of non-surgical, needle-based procedures, including the principles underlying their effectiveness and outcomes given different musculoskeletal conditions and injuries
• The transition from postoperative conditions to return to play for athletes and active individuals, specifying differences and possible adaptations for different sports

Who should Attend

• Physical therapists
• Athletic trainers
• PAs
• NPs
• Family physicians
• Sports medicine physicians
• Internists
• Physiatrists
• ER physicians
• Pediatricians
• Orthopedists