Scholarly Activity

Fellows are required to attend three professional conferences with the expectation of presenting a case (or a research project at AMSSM) at the podium or as a poster:

  1. New England Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (NEACSM)
  2. The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM)
  3. The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)

Presentations by past fellows include:

NEACSM

  • “Foot Pain in a Track Athlete”
  • “Heel Pain in an Avid Walker”
  • “An Unusual Cause of Recurrent Stress Fractures in a Collegiate Women’s Basketball Player”
  • “Morel-Lavallée Lesion”
  • “Man Versus Machine: Why Weight Machines Have Locks”

ACSM

  • “Foot Pain in a Track Athlete” (an update)
  • “Right Arm Pain in a Collegiate Softball Shortstop”
  • “Abdominal Wall Radiculopathy”
  • “Shoulder Pain and Weakness in 11 y/o Male after Bike Accident”

AMSSM

  • “Bilateral Groin Pain in a High School Football Player”
  • “Leg Pain in an Elite Triathlete”
  • “An Unusual Cause of Acute Atraumatic Hip Pain”
  • “Hepatic Hematoma in a Soccer Player”

 

Fellowship faculty are routinely engaged in scholarly pursuits. Recent faculty activity include:

Dunlap J. A comparison of injuries in ultra-distance and traditional distance training. Presentation. MaineGeneral Sports Medicine & Colby College Sports Medicine Collaborative Education Series, “Respiratory Conditions & the Ultra-Athlete.” April 2021.

Rothe E, Lutrzykowski C. Hypermobility and the athlete. Presentation. NEASCM Regional Conference (virtual). Nov 2020.

Gunel J, Dunlap J. Chest pain and shortness of breath in a basketball player. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine. 2019;29(2):e27.

Gunel J, Lucas J, Rothe E. A comparison between physician and patient perceptions regarding barriers to exercise. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise. 2019;51:171.

Dunlap J. Atraumatic shoulder instability. Presentation. MaineGeneral Sports Medicine & Colby College Sports Medicine Collaborative Education Series. Augusta ME. March 2018.

Hoke T. Shoulder Diagnosis Algorithm. The 5-Minute Clinical Consult. Domino F, et. al. LWW: 26th ed. 2018.