Sport’s Medicine & Orthopedic Surgeon
serving Broward and the Palm Beaches!
Knee pain is currently the most common reason for a doctor visit. Which is not surprising due to today's increasingly...
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Our feet play an important role in soaking up the weight of our bodies, which enables us the ability to...
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Pain can arise from the shoulder joint to many of the surrounding ligaments, muscles or tendons. A typical injury which...
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Our elbows are interesting joints due to the fact that we can bend, straighten and twist them in all sorts...
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When you are experiencing pain in your hip joint itself, pain tends to originate on the inside of your hip...
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Wrist pain often occurs from sudden impacts injuries, such as falling forward onto an outstretched hand. A fall such as...
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More so than not, ankle pain is the result of an injury, and an ankle injury is often considered a...
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To doctors, the condition is known as lateral epicondylitis. As for the rest of us, we typically call it “tennis elbow.” Understandably enough, when most people hear tennis elbow, they assume it’s a tennis injury. Although, only a small percentage, in fact, receive this injury from playing tennis. Tennis elbow is a common injury that will usually heal with minor treatment, but you have to give it time and rest.
You will definitely know if you’ve injured your Achilles Tendon due to the fact of the excruciating pain that is accompanied by a pop like sound. The injury usually occurs from falling from a height, stepping into a hole or excessive exercise suddenly.
Shin splints are described as pain which is felt along the front of the lower leg at the shin bone. This pain gathers in the lower part of your leg between the ankle and knee. Typically, someone who experiences shin splints participates in moderate to heavy physical activity.
It’s pretty likely if you’ve torn your hamstring, you will know immediately. This is due to the sharp pain and possible popping feeling at the back of your leg.
Meet Dr. Thomas Riley
When Thomas Riley, IV was accepted in Miami Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute, his South Florida journey had just begun. While he was in Miami, Dr. Riley provided medical services to some of Florida’s most prestigious teams, Miami Heat & Miami Dolphins. Where he gained key knowledge and indispensable experience. Dr. Riley explains, “During my training, I developed a strong respect for my patients in South Florida given their active lifestyles, engagement in healthcare and drive to recover. Therefore, I decided to devote my career to treating the South Florida area and offer the highest level of Orthopaedic care possible,”
A sports medicine orthopedic surgeon you can trust!
Dr. Riley’s extensive experience and training has provided him with skills to perform many surgical procedures at the highest level. These procedures include; total and partial joint replacement, upper and lower extremity fracture care, tendon and ligament reconstruction/repair and joint arthroplasty. Trust in a doctor with experience on some of our favirote athletes!
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“I've always been a very active person. After years of aching shins, I decided to take a leap and go see a local physician. It turned out I was experiencing a stress fracture! I am so glad I went to see Dr. Riley before it got worse. He suggested orthotics and to give it a rest on the sports for a bit. Thanks doc, is now better than ever!”
Alex P.“Since I can remember I've played baseball. Due to pitching for so long, I had to retire my glove for about a year while I recovered from my UCL surgery. Even though the recovery path was long, I'm now back to playing the sport I love. Dr. Riley was nothing short of a miracle worker! I recommend him to everyone, you can't go wrong.”
David R.