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Dr. Ryan Hubbard, MD is a leading specialist in non-surgical injury treatments, renowned for his expertise in regenerative medicine, including stem cell and blood-based therapies. An alumnus of Davidson College and Georgetown University, Dr. Hubbard honed his skills in diagnostic ultrasound technology, ensuring precise procedural accuracy. Completing his residency at the Mayo Clinic and a prestigious fellowship at the Andrews Institute, he also trained under the legendary Dr. James Andrews. Dr. Hubbard serves as a team physician for various sports teams, drawing from his own experience as a college football player. Dedicated to his patients, he focuses on getting athletes back to their passions with evidence-based care.
Undergraduate School
Davidson College
Graduate School
Georgetown University
Medical School
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Residency
Mayo Clinic
Fellowship
Andrews Institute for Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine
Board Certifications
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Sports Medicine
Dr. Richard Edgar, MD is a distinguished Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician at Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic, known for his expertise in non-operative musculoskeletal treatments. He excels in advanced ultrasound procedures and PRP injections. A George Mason University alumnus and former captain of the U.S. Men’s U-17 National Soccer Team, Dr. Edgar pursued his medical training at the University of Maryland, completing his residency at the University of Pennsylvania and a fellowship at Crozer Health. He serves as a team physician for the U.S. U-17 Men’s National Soccer Team and local high schools. Motivated by personal experiences with type 1 diabetes and sports injuries, he is committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care that helps athletes achieve their goals.
Undergraduate School
George Mason University
BS in Psychobiology, Summa Cum Laude
Medical School
University of Maryland Medical School
Residency
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Family Medicine
Fellowship
Crozer Health, Primary Care Sports Medicine
Board Certifications
Family Medicine
Sports Medicine
With this innovative technique, carpal tunnel release is minimally invasive thanks to real-time ultrasound guidance that requires only a small incision.
Procedures & counting...
Most return to work and normal activity within 3-6 days3,5,6,8</sup
Performed in a procedure room or office setting8-10
Uses only local anesthesia; you don't need to be asleep during the procedure3,6,8,9
1.6 average pain rating (out of 10)6-9
Most patients only require over-the-counter pain management5,6,9
Sister Kevin received carpal tunnel release with ultrasound guidance
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