Show: Dr. House: Living with and Beyond Disability
Guest(s)
Dr. Venu Akuthota
Topic
Shoulder Pain
Topic Info
Shoulder pain is a common symptom experienced by many. Dr. Venu Akuthota, a well-published author and expert in musculoskeletal medicine, will be talking about the various causes and treatment options for shoulder problems.
Guest Info
Dr. Venu Akuthota is Vice Chair, Associate Professor, and Pain Fellowship Director of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at University of Colorado School of Medicine. He is quadruple board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Pain Medicine and Electrodiagnostic Medicine. Dr. Akuthota is the author of more than 50 publications, author/editor of two textbooks, and has spoken and chaired various national and regional conferences. He is a founding senior editor of the journal PM&R and and is currently a board member of the North American Spine Society and Musculoskeletal Council Chair for the American Academy of PM&R. He offers expertise in the aggressive non-surgical management of low back and neck injuries through sports medicine and injection techniques and is currently the principal investigator on a non-operative lumbar spinal stenosis trial. Dr. Akuthota currently also serves as a team physician for University of Colorado Buffaloes and University of Denver Pioneers with the CU Sports Medicine Program.
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Host
Dr. Glen House
Show Date
2011-07-12
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