DeMarcus Cousins QUAD TEAR | Doctor's ULTIMATE Guide!
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2019
- DeMarcus Cousins suffered a quad tear during the opening round of the 2018-2019 NBA playoffs with the Golden State Warriors. This is different than the injury we saw Victor Oladipo suffer earlier in the year and he is going to be out indefinitely while he rehabs the strained muscle.
This video is your ULTIMATE GUIDE to this type of an injury! Thanks as always for watching!
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References for more info:
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-Grob et all, “New Insights in the architecture of the quadriceps tendon”, Journal of Experimental Orthopedics. (2016) 3:32
-Brukner P, Connell D, “Serious thigh muscle strains: Beware the intramuscular tendon which plays an important role in difficult hamstring and quadriceps muscle strains”, Br. J Sports Med, (2016):50: 205-208
-Cross TM, et all “Acute quadriceps muscle strains: magnetic resonance imaging features and prognosis”. Am J Sports Med 2004: 32:710-19
-Kerr, R, “MRI of the Rectus Femoris / Quadriceps Injury”, MRI Web Clinic May 2014. radsource.us/rectus-femoris-qu...
DISCLAIMER: I have not treated or evaluate the individual discussed in this video. Content not intended to be medical advice. Opinions represent those of myself and not my employer.
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I didn't address it in this video but obviously there could be some effect from his Achilles injury . There are no direct correlations between Achilles tests and quad strains but he likely has altered his mechanics to put different load on the quad muscles. Either way this definitely will make further rehab even more challenging now with a history of both injuries.
So how long do you think he'll be out for doctor?
I'd say at least a few weeks, but we'll know more after 1-2 weeks of rehab..hard to really estimate since they aren't being totally up front about severity..they are giving him 2 weeks then re evaluate
@@BrianSuttererMD So technically, he can still come back and play?
It's a matter of how long warriors are in playoffs and how he recovers. There are some complications that can occur and delay healing. Honestly I'm sure they are planning on him being out all playoffs, but we'll see
@@BrianSuttererMD Thanks for the update! Love the channel by the way!!!
When I saw the injury. This channel automatically comes to my mind. Great Job Doc!
Thanks!
I genuinly feel bad for Boogie. He finally got himself into the playoffs and you could tell he was ready to play. But unfortunately gets injured trying to play hard :/
These videos are so good! They have helped with my sports med classes too. I feel bad for cousins, he just got back and is out :(
Same, I’m probably gonna start taking notes tbh. I’m not in real sports med classes but I’m taking Med focused classes in high school.
Agreed. I hate seeing athletes go down from any injury. Hope he gets rest and comes back even stronger and better.
New sub here. I’m an RN, and I LOVE your videos and how in depth you get into the anatomy and mechanism of the injury, including the pictures of the injured area. Thanks for making great videos!
So happy to see you continue to grow!!! Been with you since the beginning! Dr. Sutterer is the GOAT of explaining Bio Mechanics and other Medical Jargan!
Awesome video. I like how you refute common opinions on injuries, and shine light on the truth!
How do you get these videos out so fast? It's amazing. Thanks for this in depth look at the injury, it touched on a niche which is rarely talked about in the NBA.
Been refining my process a while lol. Also covering other sports too! Basketball is just so popular right now
His video production is very simple. The quality of the content comes straight from his medical knowledge. So his videos are going to be relatively easy to make from a technical level.
Adrian Wong not a complicated video to make if you already know the info lol. He’s just talking.
Actually if you see my vid description I review current research for every topic I discuss. So it isn't as easy as just putting up a camera and talking
@@BrianSuttererMD And the turnaround for the time is simply amazing. For this video, Boogie got injured on the 15th and a video came out on the 16th, it's simply astonishing.
You get these out SO FAST! Keep it up man. You’re gonna make it big!
Damn this clears so much up. So glad I subscribed a few months back. Thank you for the information Brian!!!
It's all about self-improvment. Most people when they graduated from college and get a job, they work on that job 'til they die. I admire people like yourself who do extra things about their life except their daily job. Great work Doc!!
Hey Doc, I just wanted to say keep up the great work. As a Kinesiology major aspiring to work with athletes, I find your videos very informative and concise! The information obviously is not new to me personally, but it’s still really refreshing seeing a qualified professional break everything down for people who may not have the education within this space. Again, keep up the great work and definitely looking forward to future videos.
Cheers from Toronto!
Appreciate it and best of luck in school!
love these videos soo much! I learn soo much!! Thank you for sharing such valuable knowledge!!
Good video. Appreciate the deeper dive into the anatomy on this one
I see u Brian with the beat selection
Btw was waiting for this vid
was waiting on this , great work bro keep up the great content ‼️🙏🏼
Thanks for being patient!!
Hey Brian, these videos are great! Thanks so much for explaining all of this...subscribed!
Extremely informative and supplies all the information needed. Not many better places on youtube!
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I just wanted to thank you Brian for these awesome videos, I’m learning so much from you
You bet!
You sir gained a new Sub! Keep it up this is full of information!
I love how quickly this guy gets videos out....
I Was waiting for this video all day !! Let’s go!!!
Me too haha
This is a brilliant idea for a UA-cam channel. What makes a a channel succeed is unique content to a certain extent. And I think you found it. Props and good luck
Thanks!
Brian! I love your work. Thank You
I’m currently a Kinesiology university student looking to get into athletic therapy so thank you for posting these videos they are so helpful and interesting!
You're welcome! Really try to bring the research into them so you can give deeper too if you want. I put a lot of time into research for all of these vids
I really dont get why this vid got even 1 dislike. Wtf. His contents are amazing and very informative. There is no single downside in watching this.
Great channel, great videos, keep it up!
Prayers up for boogie man....that’s the one warrior that I wanted to see in the finals
I was waiting for this video 👍
I like the music you added. A little touch, but it goes a long way.
Like always, Awesome video bro.
Appreciate noticing it and commenting, thanks!
This ia a really good video, good job bro.
As a soccer player I tore the deep muscle in my quad mid season and continued to play on it in pain. Scar tissue build up has made the healing process while a pain
Very interessting, Thanks very much. Well explained.
Great video!
Great video
Keep going bro!!
Thank you doctor Brian, this video stopped me 1 day from doing the surgery, I'll give it some time to heal.
I really like Demarcus Cousins. His moveset is really versatile and I think he has the potential to be top tier. His throw combos are insane, and his aerials might come out a bit late sure, but he hits sooo hard. Seeing this guide he makes a lot more sense to me now.
I will definitely be practicing the stuff you mentioned, thanks for the character guide! =)
Your videos are awesome!!
Thanks!
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Subscribed, dope content Doc.
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Damn I really feel for boggie. I hope he can play just as good next season.
Well ig that didn’t happen
I feel so bad for boogie, one of the best bigs in the league and most fun to watch. Really wanted to see him in the post season. Good video anyways l 👍🏻
Dude you got on that quick!
Damn I'm late been waiting for this
Hello Brian! I really enjoy watching your videos and learn more about the human body. One video I'd love to see is you explain the Andre Roberson injury. He still hasn't played in over a year and it'd be nice to hear more regarding his injury.
Good idea! There are too many things to cover haha . I've got 3 other videos already recorded and in my upload queue too haha
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I definitely will be!
High quality video!
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I wish you would have dove more into how his previous Achilles injury played on role in this injury. Good video though. Keep up the good work.
Thanks doc :)
Something worthwhile and articulate.
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Great job! Thanks for getting this out so quickly!
What a guy
I have the exact same injury and I’m 5 days in. Frustrating as hell. Thanks for the details 👍🏻
subbed within the first minute
Hey Doc are you able to discuss Tiger's back problems/surgeries/and how he recovered to Win the masters?
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Thank you for this video Dr keep up the good work
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I’m currently recovering from A Rectus Femoris strain, in addition to A strain on my right Quadrant “” I didn’t feel my pulled muscle pain until the next day ‘ well not so much pain” but it feels like A very tender soar feeling
Lets go 1 milli for our MD Brian
Hey Brian, cool video!
Can you do the next on jumpers knee please? Thank you
Funny thing ..I have the jumpers knee vid uploaded and was planning to post the day after cousins got hurt. Will put it up soon
Thanks 👍
Saw the video you did on Lonzo Ball and would love to see you do one on Monta Ellis's ankle injury back in 2008. I can relate because I injured my ankle pretty severely in 2014. I broke my fibula, shifted my tibia out of place, completely ruptured my deltoid ligament. With Lonzo injuring the outside of his ankle this will give you a chance to talk about the inside of the ankle.
The main thing I took notice of in that video clip when I first saw it, and the subsequent screenshots was the big hematoma on his upper medial quad, right around where his pant leg is lifted to. That, and THEN the divet he had while walking.
Doc, can you do a video on carpel tunnel? I’ve been deal with this for years and always been stubborn to go get it checked out. And now it’s at it’s all time worse. Waking me up 5 plus times a night with numbness, tingling & feels like needles in my hands. Or at the very least what kind of doctor would you recommend I start with? Thanks & your videos have been great.
Hi Doc great vids btw. I have torn both quads now in my right leg 5 years ago playing football (soccer) where i was fatigued and heard a pop noise, i was able to play after around 11 weeks. The left leg I had a tear about 10 weeks ago this was again playing football this time i felt something go in my leg and realised it was the quad from my past experience so i knew about RICE method as of now its virtually back to normal and i can sprint in bursts but im being careful. Do these muscles make a full recovery or do I need to be more cautious from now on?
Paul George Has new tapeing lines on his shoulders could you explain those ones like you did the last one?
Could you do a video on Jimmy Graham’s patella tendon rupture?
I don't know if it has been mentioned but have you thought about doing a video on tiger woods back injuries. Possibly his 4th one involving spinal fusion? I think that would be interesting given that he came back and won the masters recently
Not a strain, but a *tear* , and he just started to get into some type of form after his last injury. That's really unfortunate for him, you never wish this kind of thing on anyone.
Gseric47 strain and tear are the same thing
Hey Brian,
I know you said you dont believe his injury is related to his achiles, but i think the mechanisms are similar. For example, let's assume that his anchilles injury occurred when he extended his ankle (from an extreme dorsi flexed position). Similarly, when you extend your ankle to jump/run, you extend your knee. So if his heel wasn't able to take the load of his body, he could have compensated by extending more at the knee.
Awesome as always👍👍👍...Could they use stem cells to speed recovery?...he is 28yo and torn Achilles, now this....uh oh
Had the same exact injury happen on the same leg and it happened in the same way . Running after a loose ball, then felt my rectus femoris pop. Still have some knee problems because it happened when I was still growing.
You should do Bethanie Mattek-Sands
a knee injury at Wimbledon in 2018
I’m going to hope no one else keeps getting injured so he could get to historical injuries, not recent ones... with that being said, can you cover the Marcus Lattimore knee injury vs Tennessee?
Hey Brian, new subscriber here. Loving the videos so far, I was curious if you were a hockey fan at all and if you were interested in doing any hockey injury videos in the future. Thanks man and keep going strong.
Yes I definitely am! I have a few in mind, just basketball stuff keeps happening haha
@@BrianSuttererMD awesome, good to hear! :)
Your quick doc
Alternative content idea for you. Why are some players "injury prone" and others seemingly impervious to ever getting seriously hurt?
In short...genetics, technique, history of prior injuries..but a lot more to it, you're right.
Brian Sutterer MD following up why do some players just never get injured? Is it just luck or is there more ?
Even without Boogie, The GSW is gonna be fine
Agreed...
Not losing 31 point games they're not.
Ammar Napata hmm
@@ammarnapata2193 Dude, The GSW CRUSHED LA Clippers last night. How do you feel right now?
@@danyoung5072 he didn't fell?
As a yogi striving to attain more knowledge of functional anatomy' I really appreciate these videos. Thanks
Now he has a torn acl in the same leg. Do you think the acl injury stems from having this quad injury?
Great Explanation
Thanks!!
Thank you for this. I had the same exact injury playing soccer. I planted my left foot and kicked with my right and I could feel my left quad buckle. After an MRI doctor tells me I have a 15cm tear in my quad muscle. I could still run on it but no sit ups because it could tear again. My question is how do you prevent this injury from happening?. I can feel my right quad having a similar issue when I'm playing soccer. I know squats will strengthen my quads but I'm worried my left quad will tear again.
best of luck with getting your license!
I was playing basketball today (Friday) and someone knee went into my quadriceps or something I gotta big game on Monday so wish me good luck curing this
Dam your good keep it up
Can you go over Tommy John Surgery and why pitchers come back from that surgery almost stronger then before
I It happened before he hit the ground. He collapsed, because of the failure, and couldn’t recover. The partial rupture happened on the planting of the left leg to change subtle direction,...and then the right leg stabilizes the falling,...then he falls on his left knee.
Just on the last video someone commented saying if u can review when Vince mcmahon tore both his quads and now this guy years his quad hit ironic
I had a partial tear in my vastus lateralis on my right leg doing 135 lbs weighted lunges. I felt a pop and instant swelling in the knee. This was 2015.... I never got an MRI or X-ray, but through lots of study that’s where I landed. Due to never really treating it properly, I have a significant amount of scar tissue and ongoing right knee swelling and now also right hip pain... other than icing and working out the scar tissue with rolling and massage, any other recommendations? I am still very active, lifting and running 3-5 times per week. Thanks!
...This will kept his value the same as before..this so unfortunate for Cousins.. Achilles injury really speaks up to its name..
Hey, I’ve just got one of my quadriceps muscles injured while playing football. I basically slide tackled on my mate and he landed on my quadriceps, I can’t figure out which quadriceps I have injured so can you make video on how to assess the each quadriceps muscles and whether the test is positive or not. Thanks
Can you have a full recovery with any tears of the quadriceps?
It won't be long, and the injured athletes will be coming to these videos first to understand what's wrong with them.
Since the rectus femoris portion of the tendon is most superficial, does that mean that it gets more strain with knee flexion? Is the tendon also portioned out that way after it passes the patella?