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Craig S. Radnay, MD, MPH professional headshot wearing blue suit with blue striped tie
Craig Radnay, MD, MPH
Tampa
Seung Yin Yi, MD professional headshot wearing pinstripe suit with bright red tie
Seung Yi, MD
Tampa
Georges Haidamous, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and dark purple tie
Georges Haidamous, MD
Lakeland
Seth I. Gasser, MD professional headshot wearing black suit with red patterned tie
Seth Gasser, MD, FAAOS
Brandon, Tampa
Grant G. Garlick, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and striped tie
Grant Garlick, MD
Brandon, Tampa
Gregory I. Mines, MD professional headshot wearing black suit with blue pattered tie
Gregory Mines, MD
South Pasadena
Jeff E. Sellman, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and orange tie
Jeff Sellman, MD
Brandon, Tampa
Steven Mirabello, MD professional headshot wearing blue suit with 90s style tie
Steven Mirabello, MD
New Port Richey, Palm Harbor
Bryan Prine, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and beige plaid tie
Bryan Prine, MD
Ocala, Gainesville
Jeffrey T. Kannen, DO professional headshot wearing navy blue suit and black tie
Jeffrey Kannen, DO, MS
Tampa, Palm Harbor
Trey Remaley, DO professional headshot wearing dark gray suit with patterned bowtie
Trey Remaley, DO
Tampa
Tara Sonnanstine, MD professional headshot wearing red textured blouse
Tara Sonnanstine, MD
Tampa
William Cottrell, MD professional headshot wearing black suit with maroon paisley tie
William Cottrell, MD
Clearwater, Largo
Matthew Swick, MD professional headshot wearing dark blue suit with yellow tie
Matthew Swick, MD
St. Petersburg
Charles C. Nofsinger, MD professional headshot wearing gray suit and bright red tie
Charles Nofsinger, MD
Tampa
Peter Howard, MD professional headshot wearing gray suit and bright blue tie
Peter Howard, MD
New Port Richey, Palm Harbor
Patrick Smith, MD professional headshot wearing blue suit
Patrick Smith, MD
St. Petersburg, South Pasadena
Mark Torke, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and red tie with bird silhouettes
Mark Torke, MD
Palm Harbor
Christopher E. Baker, MD professional headshot wearing brown textured suit with blue paisley tie
Christopher Baker, MD
Wesley Chapel
Reza Alavi, MD professional headshot wearing dark gray suit and navy blue tie
Reza Alavi, MD
Brandon, Tampa
Sang Choi, MD professional headshot wearing blue suit with striped tie
Sang Choi, MD
New Port Richey, Palm Harbor
Eddie L. Echols, MD professional headshot wearing black pinstripe suit and green tie
Eddy Echols, Jr., MD
Brandon, Riverview, Sun City Center
David Thompson, MD professional headshot wearing a navy blue suit
David Thompson, MD
Clearwater, Trinity
George Canizares, MD professional headshot wearing black suit with gray checkered tie
George Canizares, MD
St. Petersburg
Richard Howell, MD professional headshot wearing blue suit
Richard Howell, MD
Clearwater
Michael Seth Smith, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and blue tie
Michael Smith, MD, MBA
Gainesville, Ocala
Christian D. Reintgen, MD professional headshot wearing black suit with textured gray tie
Christian Reintgen, MD
Gainesville, Ocala
Adam C. Morse, DO professional headshot wearing gray suit with patterned tie
Adam Morse, DO
Tampa
Michael Moser, MD professional headshot wearing black patterned suit with red checkered tie
Michael Moser, MD
Ocala, Gainesville
Neil S. Kumar, MD, MBA professional headshot wearing gray textured suit with striped tie
Neil Kumar, MD, MBA
Brandon, Riverview, Tampa
Michael Smith, MD professional headshot wearing black suit and red patterned tie
Michael Smith, MD
St. Petersburg

When should you seek an evaluation?

You should see a doctor for an injury when you:

  • Have severe pain and cannot put any weight on the injured area.
  • Have an area over or around the damaged joint that is very tender upon touch.
  • Find that the injured area is altered in its shape or size as compared to the opposite side
  • Can’t move the injured joint.
  • See that the injured area looks crooked or has lumps and bumps, other than swelling.
  • Can’t walk without feeling significant pain.
  • Try to use the joint and it buckles or gives way.
  • Have numbness in any part of the injured area.
  • See redness or red streaks spreading out from the injury.
  • Have pain, swelling, or redness over the injured area.
  • Are in doubt about the seriousness of the damage or how to care for it.

If you are injured during a sporting event, seek the advice of your team physician.

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Learn more about sports medicine by downloading our free booklet, “Our 10 Most Asked Sports Medicine Questions.”

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“It was a nasty injury. I went into surgery quickly after that and am recovering quite well now. I do heavy weight lifting, a lot of plyo, and a lot of jumping rope. I turned pro in the fitness competition world, so I had a great outcome. I’ve been able to come back and have no issues with it whatsoever.” Angelike Norrie | Knee Reconstruction
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Treatments from sports medicine doctors

Florida Orthopaedic Institute sports medicine surgeons are fellowship-trained in advanced arthroscopic and reconstructive techniques, including the following:

Education & outreach

Research and education is at the forefront of the work we do. If you’re interested in having one of our sports medicine physicians speak to your school group, coaching staff, or organization please contact the Director of Customer Service and Marketing at (813) 978-9700.

We invite Certified Athletic Trainers and Board Certified, Sports Medicine orthopedic surgeons interested in volunteering their expertise and time to support athletes during practice, home games, and other community events to explore our Community Outreach Program.