Icy Dangers: Dr. Gregory Nicholson Warns about Winter Falls
Chicago winters can be icy. Dr. Gregory Nicholson, a shoulder and elbow specialist at MOR, talks with a patient who sustained a broken collarbone.
Read MoreDr. Kathleen Weber Talks with BullsTV Host Steve Kashul
Dr. Weber discussed the types of injuries that are typical with NBA players at the midway point of the season.
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MOR Physicians Caution Parents about Hoverboards
Dr. Mark Cohen cautions parents about the dangers of riding hoverboards after seeing an uptick in orthopedic patients after the holidays.
Read MoreChicago Bulls Radio Halftime: Dr. Brian Cole what it takes to be Team Physician
Dr. Brian Cole, head team physician for the Chicago Bulls and MOR sports medicine physician, spoke with Steve Kashul of ESPN Radio during a Chicago Bulls halftime at the United Center.
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Dr. Cohen Sheds Light on Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Dr. Mark S. Cohen provides a general overview on carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) as he discusses symptoms and treatment options.
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Dr. Cohen 'Aces' Treatment of Young Tennis Player with Elbow Overuse Injury
Elmhurst tennis player returns to the court pain-free.
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Dr. Mark Cohen of Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush to Perform Elbow Surgery on Top Prospect
Dr. Mark Cohen, Chicago White Sox hand, wrist and elbow specialist, performs elbow surgery on top prospect.
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Icy Weather Brings a Record Number of Hand, Wrist and Elbow Injuries
Dr. Mark Cohen talks with ABC7 Chicago about the record number of slip and fall injuries he has treated this winter.
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Dr. Mark Cohen on Snowboarding Injury Prevention
Dr. Cohen sees five times more wrist fractures during winter as opposed to summer months.
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Tips on Avoiding Snow-Related Sport Injuries by Dr. Mark Cohen
Dr. Mark Cohen was recently featured in a Chicago Tribune story about avoiding winter sport injuries.
Read MoreDr. Mark Cohen Performs Tommy John surgery on Indiana State baseball player
Dr. Mark Cohen discusses Tommy John surgery and the outcome for one throwing athlete in this Medical Technology report.
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