Thomas Bottiglieri, D.O. @DocBottsNY

Many patients believe that an MRI or X-ray will automatically reveal the cause of their pain—but that's not always the case. As we age, imaging studies often show changes that are completely normal and may not be responsible for symptoms. Just because something appears abnormal on an MRI doesn't mean it's the source of the problem. In this Sports Medicine Minute, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri explains why imaging is only one part of the diagnostic process and why a detailed history and physical examination remain the most important tools in understanding a patient's condition. The goal isn't to treat an image—it's to treat the person. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #SportsMedicineMinute #MedicalImaging #MRI #XRay #PatientEducation #Orthopedics #SportsMedicine #BackPain #NeckPain #Healthcare #Diagnosis youtube.com/shorts/CAlyf4K…

Dr. Thomas Bottiglieri: Career-Ending Football Injury, Concussions & The... youtu.be/eUzyenFxq3A?si… via @YouTube Another fascinating conversation with @M2MMAofficial Advisory Board member @DocBottsNY Check it out NOW! And don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE. $MMAZ @contrariansmind

From career ending injury to Chief of Sports Medicine Physicians at Columbia University. @DocBottsNY overcame the challenges he faced in the wake of a devastating blow to his athletic career and his identity. Many athletes don’t! The M2Coach athlete support app on the M2Intel app is designed to provide support that so many don’t have. $MMAZ @contrariansmind

Socialism relies on ignorance The collective wisdom and freedom of choice correct markets. The role of government is maintain fair and free markets. That’s it. Social safety nets are not the same as price fixing and central planning.

Connor Boyack 📚 @cboyack

3 days ago

Schools typically teach that the New Deal saved America. They don't teach that it extended the Great Depression by several years and that even FDR's own Treasury Secretary admitted it had failed. (The omission is not accidental…)

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Artificial intelligence is already changing the way patients and physicians interact. More patients are coming to appointments having researched their symptoms, diagnoses, and treatment options using AI-powered tools. Rather than seeing this as a challenge, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri views it as an opportunity to create more informed and meaningful conversations. In this Sports Medicine Minute, he discusses how AI can support patient education, expand access to medical knowledge, enhance research, and help healthcare professionals continue learning in a rapidly evolving field. Technology will never replace the value of the doctor-patient relationship, but it may help strengthen it in ways we are only beginning to understand. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ArtificialIntelligence #AIInMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfMedicine #SportsMedicine #MedicalTechnology #PatientEducation #DigitalHealth #MedicalResearch #Healthcare youtube.com/shorts/xuYS3UK…

Central planning failures. Yes, we have socialized medicine. No, the system has not help Improve access, quality, or patient satisfaction. Yes, capital = freedom of choice. Bad doctors get weeded out by the herd. Good ones get rewarded. The system improves. See also the Singapore system.

Anthony DiGiorgio, DO, MHA @DrDiGiorgio

4 days ago

It's really nice to hear a major academic piece from @JAMANetworkOpen admit this about physician attrition: "Compensation was among the most frequently reported factors associated with reconsidering both reduction in effort and organizational departure." Consistently, about

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Pain in the front of your shoulder may be more than simple tendonitis. As the rotator cuff ages and degenerates, particularly the subscapularis tendon, the biceps tendon can become unstable and slip out of its normal position. This condition, known as biceps subluxation, can cause persistent pain and may eventually lead to tendon rupture if left untreated. In this Sports Medicine Minute, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri explains why biceps subluxation occurs, how it affects shoulder function, and why a procedure called biceps tenodesis can provide an effective solution for many patients. If you're experiencing ongoing shoulder pain, understanding the source of your symptoms is the first step toward finding relief. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ShoulderPain #BicepsSubluxation #BicepsTenodesis #RotatorCuff #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #ShoulderHealth #ShoulderInjury #Arthroscopy #JointHealth #SportsMedicineMinute youtube.com/shorts/MucC3kX…

Many patients assume that ACL reconstruction alone solves the problem—but the original injury often affects much more than just the ligament. When an ACL tears, the knee can temporarily shift out of place, causing bone bruising, cartilage damage, and meniscus injuries. Even after a successful reconstruction, these underlying changes may contribute to persistent knee pain and the development of post-traumatic arthritis over time. In this Sports Medicine Minute, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri explains why some patients continue to experience symptoms after ACL surgery and discusses treatment strategies aimed at supporting both graft healing and long-term cartilage health. Understanding the full impact of an ACL injury is an important step toward protecting your knee for years to come. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ACLRecovery #ACLReconstruction #KneePain #PostTraumaticArthritis #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #KneeHealth #CartilageDamage #SportsInjury #JointHealth #MeniscusTear youtube.com/shorts/FA6kYvA…

Muscle is an endocrine organ.

@DrDiGiorgio @NicholeMyersDMD Very well stated.

Tearing your ACL is only the beginning of the journey—successful recovery depends on what happens after surgery. In this video, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri explains the typical ACL reconstruction recovery timeline, from the first few days of pain management and early mobility to the months of rehabilitation required to regain strength, confidence, and athletic performance. While surgery is an important step, rehabilitation is what ultimately determines how well you recover. Patients who commit to their rehab program are more likely to regain knee function, reduce the risk of reinjury, and safely return to the activities they love. Learn what to expect at each stage of recovery and why patience, consistency, and proper rehabilitation are key to achieving the best possible outcome after ACL reconstruction. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ACLRecovery #ACLSurgery #ACLReconstruction #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #ACLRehab #KneeInjury #PhysicalTherapy #SportsInjury #AthleteRecovery #KneeHealth youtube.com/shorts/LMQCVtt…

That darn doctor cartel is so powerful that Medicare pays us 50% of what it did in the 1990s and the work has become so miserable that most doctors are looking for early retirement. Anyone know a better cartel manager?

saila @sailaunderscore

a week ago

Doctors and lawyers are two of the most insidious cartels that need to be broken up. Compared to them, even port workers' unions have zero downsides to society.

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Choosing the right graft is one of the most important decisions in ACL reconstruction. In this video, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri discusses the most common graft options, including patellar tendon, hamstring tendon, quadriceps tendon, and allografts. He explains why many surgeons consider the bone-patellar tendon-bone autograft the strongest option for active patients, while also addressing potential trade-offs such as patellar tendon irritation after surgery. Understanding the benefits and risks of each graft can help patients make informed decisions and prepare for a successful recovery. Watch as Dr. Bottiglieri breaks down the factors that influence graft selection and long-term outcomes following ACL reconstruction. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ACLReconstruction #ACLSurgery #ACLGraft #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #KneeInjury #ACLRecovery #PatellarTendonGraft #SportsInjury #AthleteHealth #KneeHealth youtube.com/shorts/Noh51Cn…

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Not every ACL tear needs immediate surgery. 🦵 Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri explains why pre-operative rehabilitation can be just as important as the surgery itself. Restoring motion, reducing swelling, strengthening the knee, and allowing associated injuries to heal can help reduce stiffness and improve recovery after ACL reconstruction. Watch to learn why sometimes the best first step is preparation, not rushing into surgery. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ACLInjury #ACLSurgery #ACLRecovery #SportsMedicine #Orthopedicsurgery #KneeHealth #Prehab #PhysicalTherapy #SportsInjury #Rehabilitation #MeniscusTear #MCLInjury #Orthopedics youtube.com/shorts/LiZtYE4…

Did your knee swell up immediately after a sports injury? That rapid swelling could be a key sign of an ACL tear. When the ACL tears, bleeding can occur inside the knee joint, causing pain, stiffness, and limited motion. In this video, Dr. Thomas S. Bottiglieri, DO explains why early evaluation is important, how ACL injuries are diagnosed, and why removing excess blood from the knee can help improve recovery and prepare patients for treatment. Watch now to learn the warning signs of an ACL injury and what steps to take next. #DrThomasSBottiglieri #ACLTear #ACLInjury #KneeInjury #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #KneeSwelling #Hemarthrosis #SportsInjury #ACLRecovery #KneePain #LigamentInjury youtube.com/shorts/Vy3TZTs…

Can an ACL tear heal without surgery? 🤔 The Cross Bracing Protocol is changing how we think about ACL injuries. While ACL reconstruction remains the standard treatment, emerging research suggests that some patients may be able to heal their ACL without surgery under specific conditions. Watch Dr. Thomas Bottiglieri explain who may be a candidate, how the protocol works, and why the tear pattern matters when considering non-operative treatment. #ACLTear #ACLSurgery #CrossBracingProtocol #SportsMedicine #KneeInjury #ACLRecovery #Orthopedics #DrThomasBottiglieri #AthleteHealth #KneeRehab youtube.com/shorts/c9dCjOW…

There is no democracy Without freedom of speech. Unfortunately for the press, journalism has aided and abetted the enemies of the democratic republic, including censorship, lying, manipulating and ignoring the job they’re paid to do. When democratic forces threaten the sovereignty of our nation, the republic remains there to check the self destructive impulse. Journalists in the modern era do not seem to understand this at all.

It’s amazing what perception people have about doctors. Reality and perception are not one in the same

Mark Cuban @mcuban

2 weeks ago

@DrDiGiorgio All doctors are underpaid.

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@DrDiGiorgio You just described the Singapore system. The concept is proven. I agree. 100%