Dr. Kellen Scantlebury

Toronto Raptors forward Kawhi Leonard is garnering MVP votes after not playing almost all of last year with a quad tendon strain. He now has a new home, is playing amazing basketball, and his team is off to the best start in the franchise history. There is still one question that many are asking. How did a quad strain keep an elite athlete off the court for almost an entire year?! We will take a deeper look into this injury and how it affected his former team, the San Antonio Spurs, last year.

As the weather warms up, more New Yorkers are leaving the gym and hitting the pavement.

Does this sound like you? Clock into work at 9 am, maybe a quarter after. Log into your email account, check the inbox for the 100 emails you received overnight and meticulously answer them all.

Two posts ago, we discussed the bony anatomy of the hip joint. Briefly, it is a ball and socket joint between the deep socket on the pelvis, called the acetabulum, and the ball of the femur.