DR. LONNIE J. MOSKOW, M.D.

LAGUNA WOODS, CA

Research Active
Orthopaedic Surgery - Hand Surgery NPI registered 21+ years 1 publication 1988 – 1988 NPI: 1184627721
Orthopaedic Surgery - Hand Surgery Orthopaedic Surgery
RadiographyLigaments, ArticularCartilage, ArticularAthletic InjuriesTendon InjuriesSportsWrist InjuriesTennisHand InjuriesTenosynovitis

Practice Location

24331 EL TORO RD STE 200
LAGUNA WOODS, CA 92637-3116

Phone: (949) 586-3200

What does LONNIE MOSKOW research?

Dr. Moskow studies various soft-tissue injuries that occur in the hands and wrists of racquet sports players. His research investigates how these injuries can arise from impacts and repetitive motions associated with sports like tennis and squash. Specifically, he found that conditions like tendinitis commonly affect certain tendons, and untreated ligament injuries can lead to chronic pain and dysfunction. By understanding these injuries better, Dr. Moskow aims to help athletes recover quickly and maintain their performance.

Key findings

  • In a study of soft-tissue injuries in racquet sports, tendinitis was found to be the most common condition, affecting specific tendons due to repetitive actions.
  • Untreated ligament injuries in the hands and wrists can result in long-term issues, underscoring the need for prompt treatment.
  • Athletes who recognized and treated their injuries early showed faster recovery times and decreased risk of ongoing damage.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Moskow study injuries related to racquet sports?
Yes, Dr. Moskow specifically investigates soft-tissue injuries of the hand and wrist that occur in racquet sports.
What conditions has Dr. Moskow researched?
He has researched conditions such as tendinitis and ligament injuries caused by impacts and repetitive motions in racquet sports.
How can Dr. Moskow's work help athletes?
His research helps athletes understand the importance of recognizing and treating injuries promptly to avoid long-term pain and complications.

Publications in plain English

Soft-tissue injuries of the hand and wrist in racquet sports.

1988

Clinics in sports medicine

Osterman AL, Moskow L, Low DW

Plain English
This study looked at soft-tissue injuries in the hands and wrists of people who play racquet sports, caused by direct impacts and repetitive movements. It found that conditions like tendinitis are most common in certain tendons and that untreated ligament injuries can lead to long-term issues. Recognizing and treating these injuries quickly can help players recover faster and avoid ongoing pain or lasting damage. Who this helps: This helps athletes, particularly those who play racquet sports.

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

A L Osterman D W Low

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