AOSSM/AAOS Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Review Course-Medical Issues: Infections/Dermatologic Conditions/Supplements and Stimulants

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The video talk focuses on infectious diseases, dermatology, and ergogenic aids. In the infectious disease section, the speaker discusses topics such as immunology, common infections, infectious mononucleosis, myocarditis, blood-borne infections, and fever. They mention that intense and prolonged exercise can have a negative effect on the immune system, increasing the risk of infections. They also discuss the use of antibiotics for infections and caution against prophylactic use.<br /><br />In the dermatology section, the speaker talks about various dermatologic conditions, including urticaria, blisters, telanor, auricular hematoma, cold injuries, melanoma, impetigo, folliculitis, staph aureus infections, tinea infections, scabies, herpes simplex infections, molluscum contagiosum, and more. They discuss the return to play guidelines for these conditions.<br /><br />In the ergogenic aids section, the speaker covers topics such as dietary supplements, carbohydrate and protein supplementation, creatine, anabolic steroids, EPO, stimulants, and human growth hormone. They discuss the potential benefits and side effects of these aids.<br /><br />Overall, the video provides information on infectious diseases, dermatologic conditions, and ergogenic aids commonly seen in athletes.

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James R. Borchers, MD

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Author James R. Borchers, MD

Date August 10, 2019

Title Medical Issues: Infections/Dermatologic Conditions/Supplements and Stimulants

Keywords

infectious diseases

dermatology

ergogenic aids

immunology

exercise and immune system

return to play guidelines

dietary supplements

anabolic steroids

side effects of ergogenic aids