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- SPORTSMED•SA - GETTING YOU BACK ON TRACK
  
  Specialising in the treatment and recovery of sporting, orthopaedic, musculoskeletal and arthritis conditions, our world-renowned team of orthopaedic surgeons, sport doctors, physiotherapists and podiatrists can help you get back on track.
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- SPORTSMED•SA - a private hospital leading the way in orthopaedic and sport surgery...
  
  Specialising in the treatment of sporting injuries, joint replacement and arthritis, care of the upper and lower limbs including feet and ankles, our world-renowned orthopaedic surgeons are experienced in treating active people of all ages.
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- SPORTSMED•SA - specialised services to help you get back on track...
  
  Our highly trained and experienced physiotherapists, podiatrists and massage therapists offer a wide range of allied health services, treatments and recoveries to elite sporting teams, recreational athletes and people of all ages with general aches and pains.
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  Our specialist sport doctors and physicians specialise in treating sport injuries, musculoskeletal and arthritic conditions.

LATEST EDITION OF ON TRACK NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE!NEW!: We are pleased to bring you our March edition of On Track newsletter. With football season starting this month for many leagues, we've dedicated this edition to football themed articles - focusing ...
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THE HIGH ANKLE SPRAIN By Orthopaedic Surgeon, James ClaytonNEW!: High Ankle Sprains are a common football injury. There are three groups of ligaments that stabilise the ankle joint that are located on the inside and outside of the ankle, as well as between the low ...
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LOOK AFTER YOUR FEET AND THEY WILL LOOK AFTER YOU By Podiatrist Kristian De PasqualeNEW!: Most sports people don’t spend much time thinking about their feet until something goes wrong. Footballers above all, are generally guilty of this, and yet without pain free and functional feet, it is ...
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THE INTERCHANGE BENCH AND HAMSTRING INJURY RISK By APA Sports Physiotherapist Ned PontifexNEW!: Preventing a hamstring injury is a difficult scenario with the dominant risk factor being past history of hamstring injury. In addition to normal appropriate player conditioning and general screening, ...
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HAND INJURIES IN FOOTBALLNEW!: Hand injuries are very common in football, including fractures to any of the bones in the hand, but in particular to the scaphoid. Dislocations are very common; with the middle joint of the fingers an ...
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RECOVER PROPERLY = BETTER PERFORMANCENEW!: You have an obligation to yourself and your team to use sound recovery principles. By Sports Physiotherapist, Brendan O’Leary
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MANAGING ACUTE SOFT TISSUE INJURIESNEW!: Soft tissue injuries are very common among athletes, often causing them to miss one or more games. At SPORTSMED.SA our goal is to reduce the number of games lost, aim for a full recovery and importa ...
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SPORT TRAINER WORKSHOP SURVEY 2014: We are conducting a survey regarding our Sport Trainer Workshops, and your response would be appreciated. We have designed this survey to find out what you value in our workshops and how we can im ...
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SPOTLIGHT ON MUSCLE CRAMPS: Muscle cramps are a frustrating issue affecting both active and inactive people. Almost everybody (an estimated 95% of the population) has experienced a cramp before, and we all know how uncomfortable ...
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