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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 1H 14M

Inside Sports Surgery: Innovations in Orthopedics with Dr. Sean Robinson

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In this episode of KIMEcast, Tony Mikla, DPT, and Russ Dunning, MPT, sit down with Dr. Sean Robinson, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and joint replacements. Dr. Robinson shares his journey from residency at the world-renowned Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Clinic to building his successful practice in Sacramento.🔹 Key Topics Covered:✔️ The importance of relationships in sports medicine—why great outcomes depend on collaboration between surgeons, physical therapists, and trainers.✔️ Advancements in joint replacement surgery—how minimally invasive techniques are reducing pain and improving recovery times.✔️ The debate on ACL reconstruction techniques—BTB vs. hamstring vs. quad tendon grafts.✔️ Why conservative treatment can work for Achilles injuries—and when surgery is necessary.✔️ The power of movement in recovery—how early mobilization speeds up healing.Whether you’re an athlete, coach, therapist, or just passionate about human performance, this episode offers expert insights into modern orthopedic surgery, rehabilitation, and injury prevention.

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