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Sports medicine

Helping athletes heal without surgery

Whether you’re a competitive athlete or simply enjoy staying active, we specialize in sports medicine with a regenerative focus, helping patients recover, avoid surgery, and return to peak performance.

What is sports medicine?

A regenerative approach to sports injuries

Sports medicine is a branch of healthcare dedicated to diagnosing, treating, and preventing injuries that occur during physical activity. While traditional sports medicine often relies on rest, physical therapy, medications, or surgery, regenerative sports medicine takes a different approach.

By using advanced, minimally invasive treatments such as stem cell therapy from bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), we help your body repair and strengthen injured tissue, to promote healing, reduce pain and inflammation, restore mobility and strength, and shorten downtime compared to surgery.

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Common sports injuries

Athletic injuries we treat

  • Tendon injuries: rotator cuff tears, tennis elbow, Achilles tendonitis
  • Ligament injuries: ACL/MCL sprains, ankle sprains
  • Cartilage damage & early arthritis from wear and tear
  • Muscle injuries: strains and chronic muscle pain
  • Overuse injuries from running, lifting, or repetitive sports movements
  • Spine and back issues related to athletic strain

Services

Treatment and prevention

Evaluation and treatment

Injury evaluation and treatment; joint, ligament, tendon and cartilage conditions; acute and chronic tendonitis; sprains and strains; fractures and dislocations; diagnostic ultrasound; rehabilitation.

Preventive therapies

Injury prevention; mechanical and muscular imbalance evaluation; athletic performance enhancement; exercise prescription; nutritional counseling.

Patient story

Guy Mezger’s story

Martial arts world champion Guy Mezger talks about his regenerative procedure at RegenOrthoSport.

Get back in the game

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Venkatesh Movva at our Dallas office.

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