Profile Dr Stacey Dault is board certified in sports and family medicine. Her clinical interests include non-operative sports medicine care, athletic injuries, sideline and event coverage, care of the female athlete, maximizing sport performance and nutrition, and preventative medicine. Dr. Dault attended Arizona State University on a National Merit Scholarship where she was captain of … Continue reading “Stacey Dault, DO”
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Dr. Erik Dean practices sports and family medicine. His clinical interests include sports medicine, athletic injuries, endurance athletes, sports team and event coverage, arthritis care, ultrasound use for diagnostics and guided injections, preventative medicine, allergy/asthma care, and musculoskeletal ultrasound for diagnostics and injections.
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Dr. Amit Sahasrabudhe is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine surgery and fracture care, as well as evaluating and managing injuries and pain of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle. He is board certified and fellowship trained in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery.
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Featuring the leading specialists in diagnosing, treating, rehabilitating and preventing sports-related injuries.
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From hip impingement to shoulder dislocation, AZ Sports Medicine treats all bone, joint, and muscle injuries and disorders.
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Dr. Amit at AZ Sports Medicine can provide thorough independent medical exams at the request of a referring source.
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The weight machines, stationary bikes and charity runs bored Rosalinda Lothrop. So the 54-year-old Chandler woman spiced up her workouts with the twists, turns and gyrations of Zumba, a Latin dance-inspired fitness routine that can burn 500 or more calories per hour.
Ultrasound imaging involves exposing part of the body to high-frequency sound waves to produce pictures of the inside of the body. Ultrasound exams do not use radiation (as in x-rays).
Studies have shown that women have higher levels of HgH (human growth hormone) during the early follicular phase of the menstrual cycle (immediately after menstruation). Fitness programs may want to utilize this finding to gear results specifically for women.