Robby Bowers DO, PhD
@TheDrROBO
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Hubs/Dad | Sports Med physician | @FurmanBaseball alum | @AuburnKINES PhD | Team physician @gtbaseball, @braves, @cpskyhawks, @WAWarEagles | #baseballmedicine
Atlanta, GA
Joined August 2012
Just published today. Our review discussing why platelet poor plasma is a better injection option than #PRP for muscle injuries. Included is a case series of baseball players I successfully treated with PPP. Hope this helps. @GeorgeRaumDO @C_KenyonDO
https://t.co/4B4yW3xvgo
journals.lww.com
een identified. A growing body of basic science and clinical literature is forming that supports the use of platelet-poor plasma (PPP) for muscle injury. The purpose of this study was to provide a...
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💯 time yesterday presenting on peripheral nerve considerations in the shoulder @EmorySportsMed fam @RosaPasculliMD @WBerriganMD & @TheDrROBO at #AAPMR25 @AAPMR representing @UWRehabMed 🙏to all that attended🦾
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Greatest pure athlete of all time. I will die on that hill.
Bo Jackson last played in the big leagues in 1994, yet stories of his amazing strength, speed and ability remain fascinating. Harold Reynolds, our hilarious guest this week, tells a story that we had never heard. Bo Knows, indeed. Listen at https://t.co/13q9q6U7h2
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I’m still not over this. It’s not just that he punched 10 over 6 shut and hit 3 bombs. It’s down to the details. He punched dudes out on 100mph and launched baseballs literally out of the stadium. Just dominance on a level we’ve truly never seen before.
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I wish I could repost this a million times.
Cam Schlitter's average velocity freshman year of college at Northeastern was 88.8mph. By his junior year, it was 90.4mph. Last night, it was 98.9mph. So maybe don't worry if your 15-year-old son isn't already committed to a SEC program?
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Another Braves season in the books. I took home the belt this year as the “winningest team doctor”. Being associated with this team, these elite athletes, and the MLB is truly an honor. Hopefully there are many more seasons and many more wins to come.
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Charlie Morton is greeted by his family on the field after walking off the mound for the final time this season 🫶
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Great to be here today for Charlie. One of the best. Amazingly thoughtful dude.
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Great talk tonight. Check out the recording tomorrow on the @TheAMSSM YouTube page.
🚨 Remember to join Dr. Ryan Kruse later today for a #FellowsLectureSeries presentation on Acute Muscle Injuries, beginning at 8:30 pm ET. 🔗 Find the link to join here: https://t.co/JtnikaqTmJ
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There is truth to this.
“Dude just got an Emmy and a standing ovation for one of our normal daily shifts” 😂
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Remember, chondrotoxicity is dose dependent. Pain relief is not. Use the lowest possible dose of corticosteroid to limit deleterious effects on cartilage. In this well done RCT we see 10 mg triamcinolone works just as well as 40 mg for knee OA. https://t.co/cqZsIlAo4S
bmcmusculoskeletdisord.biomedcentral.com
Background Intra-articular (IA) corticosteroid injection is recommended in refractory knee osteoarthritis patients. However, 40-mg of triamcinolone IA every 3 months for 2 years reduces cartilage...
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Tuned in to see a possible Yamamoto no hitter, left enjoying an epic Dodgers meltdown. More enjoyable than the no hitter.
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This legitimately might be the best throw in baseball history
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For those confused about this. He is likely having first rib resection and scalenectomy surgery for vascular TOS. Recovery and RTP with this procedure for vascular TOS is much more reliable than for neurogenic TOS, which is what most people think of when they hear “TOS”.
Philadelphia Phillies ace Zack Wheeler will miss the rest of the season. He was diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome and has been recommended to undergo surgery, which would cause him to miss 6-8 months, according to the team.
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As an Atlanta kid growing up in the 90s, this will always give me chills. I was 12. The moment Marquis caught that final out will forever be one of the most memorable and best moments of my childhood.
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A good lesson for everyone. You never know…
30 years ago today, I made my Major League debut in Montreal. I got to Olympic Stadium so early they had to find someone to let me in the clubhouse because it was locked.(noon for a 7:30 game) I walked into my first Big League clubhouse and it was just me, all alone. No players,
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"And to the Miami Marlins....Honestly, when you guys called to offer me a contract for 2015, I had never heard of your team." 😂😂 https://t.co/gAISs9vLPG
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I was there in person. Best catch I’ve ever seen live.
July 25, 1992 | Pirates at Braves “He caught the ball! He caught the ball! I can’t believe it! What a catch by Otis Nixon! He took a home run away!” - Skip Caray
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