MOR Physicians Featured in NBC 5 Chicago "Sports Injury Report"

CHICAGO, July 31, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- The Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush (MOR) Sports Injury Report, highlighting the most common injuries among athletes, is now airing during NBC 5's "Sports Sunday," the No. 1 sports show in Chicago.  Every week, MOR physicians provide prevention tips and discuss the most advanced treatment options during the show, which airs Sundays at 10:30 p.m. The MOR Sports Injury Report highlights an orthopedic surgeon discussing timely sports injury topics, including ankle sprains and fractures, lumbar herniated discs, concussions, stingers, hip arthritis, meniscal tears, runner's knee, ACL and UCL tears, tennis and golfer's elbow, Achilles injuries, and shoulder labral tears.

If you miss the MOR Sports Injury Report live, you can catch it here.  For additional injury prevention tips, log on to HipsforLife.org; AnklesforLife.org; ShouldersforLife.org; KneesforLife.org.

To make a priority appointment with an MOR specialist, call 844-BONES-DR (844.266.3737) or visit www.rushortho.com/nbc5.

About Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush

Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush (MOR) offers comprehensive, unparalleled, orthopedic services. MOR physicians are team physicians for the Chicago Bulls, Chicago White Sox, and the Chicago Fire Soccer club.  They are known for treating patients with orthopedic conditions, ranging from the most common to the most complex. The group's reputation as a leader in specialized orthopedic patient care, education, and research has been recognized by many national publications. U.S. News & World Report ranks the orthopedic program at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, as No. 4 in the nation and it is the highest ranked program in Illinois and Indiana. MOR has offices at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago; Oak Park; Westchester; Winfield; and Northwest Indiana. For more information or to make an appointment, visit www.rushortho.com. Follow us on Twitter @mor_docs. 

SOURCE Midwest Othopaedics at Rush

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