Episode 1 provides an overview of overuse injures. If you are looking for an introduction into overuse injuries this 6:30 minute short episode will set the scene on overuse injuries

Episode 1 Overuse Injuries

Episode 2 delves into the anatomy of overuse injuries. It explores what happens within the tissue during an overuse injury and what it means for sport and exercise

Episode 2 Anatomy Of Overuse Injuries

https://youtu.be/E-NmS0Csyqk
Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawyer Tells You 2 Things to Look For When Evaluating Your Situation.

What if you suspect that you or a loved one has been hurt due to medical malpractice??

You can GUESS if you have a case. Or, you can watch this video and KNOW the two things a medical malpractice lawyer knows when they are evaluating a medical malpractice case.

First, you have to know what you think the doctors did wrong.  Medical records are important here.

Second, how big are the injuries. Medical malpractice cases can cost from $25,000 to more than $100,000 to do.  So we have to know that the injury was sever and permanent.

Check out the video for more details.

If you think YOU might be facing medical malpractice, get a free consultation by calling me at 312-500-4500. 

If you'd like to know more, I created a FREE Injury Cheat Sheet that explains the things you need to know and do after an Injury.  Knowing this info can mean the difference between winning and LOSING a case.  And  I offer it to injured people for 100% no cost and no obligation.  Free.

To get your free copy, just click here:  https://bit.ly/2DjIXnT

Need help RIGHT NOW?  ONeed your questions answered?

Call  312-500-4500.  24 hours a day, every day of the week.

Want more infor on how injury cases work?  Check out my web site:

https://desalvolaw.com/

Thanks for watching and let me know if I can help. :)

Scott D. DeSalvo
312-500-4500
Injury Lawyer
www.desalvolaw.com
https://youtu.be/E-NmS0Csyqk

Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawyer Tells You 2 Things to Look For When Evaluating Your Situation.

https://youtu.be/8udPd4n1tZM
Chicago Car Accident Lawyer
If I Have A Car Accident Injury, Will My Insurance Price Go UP?

A lot of people do not want to call a lawyer when they get hurt because they are worried about their insurance rates.

This video explains why you do not have to worry about that.

Check out the video for more details.

If you got hurt in a Chicago car accident, get a free consultation by calling me at 312-500-4500. 

If you'd like to know more, I created a FREE Injury Cheat Sheet that explains the things you need to know and do after an Injury.  Knowing this info can mean the difference between winning and LOSING a case.  And  I offer it to injured people for 100% no cost and no obligation.  Free.

To get your free copy, just click here:  https://bit.ly/2DjIXnT

Need help RIGHT NOW?  Need your questions answered?

Call  312-500-4500.  24 hours a day, every day of the week.

Want more infor on how injury cases work?  Check out my web site:

https://desalvolaw.com/

Thanks for watching and let me know if I can help. :)

Scott D. DeSalvo
312-500-4500
Injury Lawyer
www.desalvolaw.com
https://youtu.be/8udPd4n1tZM

If I Have A Car Accident Injury, Will My Insurance Price Go UP? [Call 312-500-4500]

https://youtu.be/_G8TAyZ2UQg
Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawyer 
Here's What You Need To Know If Calling About a Medical Malpractice Case For A Family Member or Loved One.

Many people call a lawyer to find out about whether their family member or other loved one has a good malpractice case.  What should you know BEFORE you call?

That's what this video addresses, so check it out!

Check out the video for more details.

If you think YOU might be facing medical malpractice, get a free consultation by calling me at 312-500-4500. 

If you'd like to know more, I created a FREE Injury Cheat Sheet that explains the things you need to know and do after an Injury.  Knowing this info can mean the difference between winning and LOSING a case.  And  I offer it to injured people for 100% no cost and no obligation.  Free.

To get your free copy, just click here:  https://bit.ly/2DjIXnT

Need help RIGHT NOW?  ONeed your questions answered?

Call  312-500-4500.  24 hours a day, every day of the week.

Want more infor on how injury cases work?  Check out my web site:

https://desalvolaw.com/

Thanks for watching and let me know if I can help. :)

Scott D. DeSalvo
312-500-4500
Injury Lawyer
www.desalvolaw.com
https://youtu.be/_G8TAyZ2UQg

Medical Malpractice For A Loved One? Here's What You Need To Know [Call 312-500-4500]

This week we will discuss possible treatment methods for AFIB. &nbsp; Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a common type of irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmia) that occurs when the upper chambers of the heart (atria) beat chaotically and out of sync with the lower chambers (ventricles). This can lead to a variety of symptoms, including:   Palpitations (a feeling of a racing or irregular heartbeat)   Fatigue   Shortness of breath   Dizziness or lightheadedness   Chest discomfort   ​   AFib can increase the risk of blood clots, stroke, heart failure, and other heart-related complications. ​ Treatment Options for AFib Management of AFib focuses on controlling the heart rate and rhythm, preventing blood clots, and addressing underlying conditions contributing to the arrhythmia. The choice of treatment depends on the individual's symptoms, overall health, and risk factors. 1. Medications Medications are often the first line of treatment for AFib. These include:   Rate-Control Medications   Aim to slow the heart rate to a normal range.   Common drugs: Beta-blockers (e.g., metoprolol), calcium channel blockers (e.g., diltiazem, verapamil), and digoxin.     Rhythm-Control Medications   Help restore and maintain a normal heart rhythm.   Common drugs: Antiarrhythmics like amiodarone, flecainide, or sotalol.     Anticoagulants (Blood Thinners)   Reduce the risk of stroke by preventing blood clots.   Examples: Warfarin, direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) like apixaban (Eliquis) or rivaroxaban (Xarelto).     2. Ablation Therapy Ablation is a minimally invasive procedure aimed at correcting the electrical signals causing AFib. It is typically recommended for individuals who:   Do not respond to or cannot tolerate medications.   Have recurrent or persistent AFib that significantly impacts quality of life.   Types of ablation:   Catheter Ablation   Uses thin tubes (catheters) inserted into blood vessels to deliver energy (radiofrequency or cryotherapy) to destroy small areas of heart tissue causing abnormal electrical signals.     Surgical Ablation (Maze Procedure)   Often performed during open-heart surgery for other conditions, creating scar tissue to block abnormal signals.     Both options have high success rates, but catheter ablation is more commonly performed due to its minimally invasive nature. Choosing the Right Treatment Deciding between medications or ablation depends on factors such as:   The severity and frequency of symptoms.   The presence of other medical conditions.   Patient preference and lifestyle.   Consultation with a cardiologist or electrophysiologist is crucial to tailor treatment to the individual’s needs.

Ablation or Meds for AFIB

The fantasy playoffs are here! We hope you had a strong advance rate in all your leagues, both best ball and season long. 
Week 15 is filled with road favorite and cross-conference matchups, so we're expcting a bit of late-season tomfoolery. Listen to find out which underdogs we like to win outright, who we like for DFS, and what our injury leans are this week.

Recorded 12-12-24 at 8PM EST.

NFL Week 15 Preview: DFS, Betting, and Game Analysis

The Magic lost their first home game of the season at the hands of the New York Knicks. That would make a fun playoff series. Orlando is now 17-11 and 10-1 at home. The Magic are at Kia Center for the rest of December. But with Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner out with torn right oblique rehabs/injuries, Jalen Suggs is the #1 option. The team needs to find reliable guys who can step in and provide consistent production.

They already pulled off one big win over the Suns, and the Magic almost pulled off another in Milwaukee but lost in the NBA Cup quarterfinals. A Westcourt entertainment complex update.

All of that and more!

#LetsGoMagic 

Warning: Adult Language

145. Home for the Holidays; Obliques; Magic 17-11

The first human vaccines against viruses were based using weaker or attenuated viruses to generate immunity. The smallpox vaccine used cowpox, a poxvirus that was similar enough to smallpox to protect against it but usually didn’t cause serious illness. Rabies was the first virus attenuated in a lab to create a vaccine for humans. Vaccines are made using several different processes. They may contain live viruses that have been attenuated (weakened or altered so as not to cause illness); inactivated or killed organisms or viruses; inactivated toxins (for bacterial diseases where toxins generated by the bacteria, and not the bacteria themselves, cause illness); or merely segments of the pathogen (this includes both subunit and conjugate vaccines).

Vaccines/ Re-Run

Your now 18-12 Orlando Magic are still 4th in the East and pulled off the gutsiest and greatest regular season win in Kia Center’s history. That building has been open since October 2010, and has never seen a better undermanned win like that since the Heart N Hustle season. No Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner, or Jalen Suggs. Orlando’s top 3 players. No Gary Harris. Lost Mo Wagner in the first quarter, and he may be done for the season if he needs a knee procedure. Wendell Carter Jr. gets ejected in the second period. The Magic were without their best four scorers and still beat Miami in a Pat Williams era throwback comeback win.

The 121-114 win tied the biggest comeback in franchise history (you have to go back to November 1989). Cut it to within 10 in the third, then trailed by 22 entering the fourth quarter. The 22-point start of the fourth quarter deficit is tied for the 7th largest comeback victory in NBA history. Cole Anthony had the first 35/5/5 game in less than 30 minutes in team history. Not having Mo Wagner the rest of the season is rough to navigate big picture wise, but for now this is a glorious win over our in-state rival.

All of that and more!

#LetsGoMagic 

Warning: Adult Language

146. Heat Get Gifted Cole for Christmas; Magic 18-12

My Injury Guy Podcast with Injury Lawyer Scott DeSalvo answers all of your injury law questions. No matter if you have a question about Workers Comp, car accident, fall down, dog bite, car fight, nursing home abuse or medical malpractice, Attorney Scott DeSalvo "My Injury Guy" has you covered!

The Penny & Pops Podcast is hosted by Adam Papageorgiou (Pops) and Spenser Strode (Penny). All matters Orlando Magic basketball are discussed. The opinions expressed are local and strong. This is the longest running podcast (since 2009) dedicated to talking Orlando Magic basketball.

We are the two most knowledgeable people when it comes to Orlando Magic history that you can listen to. We aim to present unique viewpoints that you won't find in traditional media outlets. We want to bring a passionate piece of Orlando to your listening devices. 

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